least my eye aint colorblind,do ur own wirein, id like a laugh
na wirins gorillas special subject, im too lazy to work out the colours.
a broke me stickebricks too many times, solderd em together eventualy.
least my eye aint colorblind,do ur own wirein, id like a laugh
Andres, I'm new to this forum having recently bought a lovely 1100 GS 75th Anniversary model. I love it, completely. I'm very much with you on this mate; we are all different. Some are lucky to have more than one bike, some not so lucky. I'm not going to rattle on about my ability of lack of, just to say that there is always someone better out there, and if they want to tear off like a long dog then let 'em. If you ride YOUR bike, within YOUR limits and look out for the bastard car drivers who haven't got a clue, you should be okay.Bleedin' 'eck, some peeps on here are no better than what Sports Bike riders are accussed of........" my bikes better than yours" ......... "judging peeps by their appearance"........blah blah blah
Anybody riding a bike should be applauded in my book
And as for a so called experianced rider purposefully taking another rider out of their 'comfort/safe zone' you should know better - how would you have felt if the rider had had an accident. And what exactly did you stand to prove
I love my GS and it is the PERFECT bike for ME but to say it's superior than a Blade/R1/whatever when it comes to being hustled along.......yeah right
Andres
Well, here is my frst post on this forum... What could be better than to say that I love my GS, I enjoy every Euro (ok I'm on the Continent) of it. Used it on the curvy roads between Lyon and the Alps, in the Alps, even on some highway stretches, always with the same pleasure.
Summer 2007, Haute-Savoie, Alpes françaises
(1) I am an advanced rider - to the highest attainable professional standard - both on and off road (if you get my drift), and (2) I can therefore ride a bike just a bit