I'M CONVINCED
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The best ones always break the rules of convention - nice one 
TheJoker
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Very nice piccies... (and very nice bike)... I really hate the office now... 
Glad you enjoyed yourself!
Glad you enjoyed yourself!
Andy Michael
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I made the same mistake as retroman took the rydale gs1200 for a test ride less than a week later I picked up a cancelled order, loving every minute of it.
Mister G
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ADV version in 2007 I reckon. Saving starts here.
Not sure I get your meaning. Does this mean your going to wait for 2 years to get the adv. version or buy the 'standard' now and start saving for the trade in in 2007?........or something completely different
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Not sure I get your meaning. Does this mean your going to wait for 2 years to get the adv. version or buy the 'standard' now and start saving for the trade in in 2007?........or something completely different
g
ADV
Mister G, I'm speculating at the mo. Production of the 1150ADV is due to finish in 2007 (so I'm told), so like a lot of people on this board I'm waiting for the R1200GS ADV to emerge ... making assumptions here I know.
My trusty 1150 is only just run in at 25k so I can wait.
BTW the seat on the new bike is superb. 150 miles without any ache whatsoever.
Mister G, I'm speculating at the mo. Production of the 1150ADV is due to finish in 2007 (so I'm told), so like a lot of people on this board I'm waiting for the R1200GS ADV to emerge ... making assumptions here I know.
My trusty 1150 is only just run in at 25k so I can wait.
BTW the seat on the new bike is superb. 150 miles without any ache whatsoever.
Mister G
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So true , so true
Retroman,
I know exactly what you mean and i'm in the same boat(ish) in the sense that the ideal would be the 'uberkinde' of both generations i.e. the 1200adv.
Im on an entirely inappropriate (although great in its own right) Jap bike at the mo and two years is gonna be a long wait.
For what it's worth ide probably enjoy my 1150 until it comes out if I were you.
I ,on the otherhand , will have take a couple of hefty whacks of depreciation over the next couple of years if i'm not to hang my boots up in the meantime.
Great shots by the way, inspiring to someone firmly bunkered in the heart of the big smoke,
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Retroman,
I know exactly what you mean and i'm in the same boat(ish) in the sense that the ideal would be the 'uberkinde' of both generations i.e. the 1200adv.
Im on an entirely inappropriate (although great in its own right) Jap bike at the mo and two years is gonna be a long wait.
For what it's worth ide probably enjoy my 1150 until it comes out if I were you.
I ,on the otherhand , will have take a couple of hefty whacks of depreciation over the next couple of years if i'm not to hang my boots up in the meantime.
Great shots by the way, inspiring to someone firmly bunkered in the heart of the big smoke,
g
JohnP
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Looks like Talybont lake nice place, nice bike!!
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