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  • Tony Russell
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    30/11/2007 at 9:54 pm
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    #2302

    davie.jpgHi all!Svein here, picture showing my previous LT on a typical spring run. Had 3 Beemers: 1 K100RS which carried me and wife Astri some 150.000 miles all oaround Europe. Then a 1200LT which only lasted about 40.000K because of prohibitive maintenance costs. Current bike is a 2001 R1150RT named Gottfried. This one has the promise of being a long time family member!I run a hobby shop with remote control Big Boys Toys for a living (www.teknisk-hobby.no) , work 10-4 and spend as much time as possible on the bike, together with my wife of 40 years marriage. Got 2 kids and, sofar,  2 grandchildren. I also do a bit of free-lancing for the Norwegian motorcycle monthly MC-Avisa (www.mc-avisa.no) . Other bikes that have been living with me over the years: A number of Brit bikes, mostly BSA's. 1 Moto guzzi V7 Special, 2 Varaderos, 2 Tiger 955's.

    Dave Ross
    Keymaster
    01/12/2007 at 3:34 am
    Post count: 2310
    #8814

    Welcome to the forum Svein and thanks for those amazing pictures. You can now compete with Jim from Maine about who has to shovel more snow. I really like snow, but it's a long distance relationship for me :-). Cheers,Alex

    Anonymous
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    02/12/2007 at 1:37 am
    Post count: 68
    #8815

    Hei pa degWelcome to the site  😀My daughter lives in Norway, in Spydeberg (South of Oslo)So we know that there is very little difference between the countries (population and size).Regards Scott

    Dave Ross
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    02/12/2007 at 3:48 am
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    #8816

    There is one tiny little difference that I am jealous of. Norway has oil, that helps with the cash flow.

    Anonymous
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    02/12/2007 at 8:29 am
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    #8817

    Hi Svein. You live in very pretty country. I would love to ride the country in the summer. I spent 6 weeks in Hamar in 1994 in the winter.I also like the local singer Sissel. I have a couple of her CDs

    Brian
    Participant
    17/12/2007 at 12:58 am
    Post count: 63
    #8818

    Okay Alex, you have jinxed me. It hasn't stopped snowing here since about Dec 4th. The riding season is REALLY over now and on to the shoveling season. Bummer. Ride safe and long. Cheers. Jim

    Tony Russell
    Participant
    26/12/2007 at 5:16 pm
    Post count: 24
    #8819

    Now, wouldn't you know….!!! 😀We haven't had one single inch of snow..........yet

    Dave Ross
    Keymaster
    27/12/2007 at 8:19 pm
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    #8820

    Looks like Jim is winning the competition then :-). I'll think of both of you while touring the South Island.

    Tony Russell
    Participant
    29/12/2007 at 9:52 pm
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    #8821

    We may be down, but we're not beaten . Quote dah Gubbahna:  *Ah'll be bakk!!* 😀

    Brian
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    01/01/2008 at 7:28 pm
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    #8822

    Here it is New Years Day in Maine and still SNOWING! I guess the slingers on my R69S will get done this year. Happy New Years to all and pray for peace on our Earth. Cheers. Jim

    Tony Russell
    Participant
    02/01/2008 at 10:27 pm
    Post count: 24
    #8823

    Good news, Jim!!!It's snowing here, too!!! 😀

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