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in reply to: Dakar Steering #14669
Thanks Koko – we will give it a go and report back
in reply to: tyres for 1200gsa #13760They must be selling you second hand ones Jim. I have been all over the country – around the South Island twice, 2 up with all the gear (hair dryer etc) a lot of the time, gravel roads too. Mind you, I just changed the tyres on my 4×4 at 100,000 Kms – so maybe I am just not that wheelspinning type of bloke !
in reply to: tyres for 1200gsa #13755While on the subject of tyres, I am disappointed to be replacing the Tourances on the GS after a mere 25,000Kms. Is there anything better wearing out there?
in reply to: Great Motorcycle Books #8394Couple of recent releases that make good reading are: Lois Pryce – Red Tape and White Knuckles; and Mike Carter – Uneasy Rider: Travels Through a Mid Life Crisis. Have a look at the reviews on Amazon for details.
in reply to: Dave the Yank’s handiwork. #11500Any more happening on this one?
in reply to: Accomodation #9617Good idea. Have one for coffee shops too.
Thanks for that Alex. It's probably not so much the traction that worries me as the roads I am taking on at this stage arent too bad in terms of steepness. What gets me is that floating feeling when there is loose gravel on the track – it makes the shoulders stiffen and the mind flash images of impending doom. Do knobblies lessen that floating feeling?
in reply to: Viscoelastic seating pads #8459I got an Air Hawk seat pad from a distributor in Australia. Google the name and you will get the details. These were designed originally for hospital use but over the years have been adapted for pilots, truckies and motorcyclists. I find it great.
in reply to: BMWOR T-Shirts (another batch?) #8106I'll have one too – Large, black, round neck with GS 1200. How do we pay etc.
in reply to: Cook Strait Ferry #6749It's the tie down points on the bike I am pondering. The R1200GS has a fair bit of plastic to avoid !!
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