sorry, just had to improve the view in this thread...
Wheatie, she's a Northern woman.
There's something she'd RATHER see on a back....
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There's something she'd RATHER see on a back....
wfooshee
O, Woe is me!!
Note to video editors: That focus/defocus thing during fades is really annoying. Maybe even more annoying than the Top Gun music.
RH's video was way better.
RH's video was way better.
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beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
OM, Canuckistani women are indeed a true mystery!sorry, just had to improve the view in this thread...
Wheatie, she's a Northern woman.
There's something she'd RATHER see on a back....
That's like the male version of a tramp stamp. But I guess if that "your thing..."sorry, just had to improve the view in this thread...
wfooshee
O, Woe is me!!
That guy with all that hair on his back, and it's thinning on his head. . . .
Has NOTHING to do with the tramp stamp. Are y'all blind?That's like the male version of a tramp stamp. But I guess if that "your thing..."sorry, just had to improve the view in this thread...
A tall lanky drink 'o water with a nice tight ***? mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Now, as for that hairy dude? OM? Adding that to the list....... :glare:
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
Fixed.Has NOTHING to do with the tramp stamp. Are y'all blind?That's like the male version of a tramp stamp. But I guess if that "your thing..."sorry, just had to improve the view in this thread...
A tall lanky drink 'o water with a nice tight ***? mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm He reminds me so much of ShinyPartsUp!
Now, as for that hairy dude? OM? Adding that to the list....... :glare:
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RadioHowie
I Miss Beemerdons!
Don - Your wench is rather heavy, just sayin'!
Very cool I'm sure you'll ride'r easy woncha.
Enjoy my confused friend.
Very cool I'm sure you'll ride'r easy woncha.
Enjoy my confused friend.
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beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
Who in the Hell is this FJRBluesman guy?Don - Your wench is rather heavy, just sayin'!
Very cool I'm sure you'll ride'r easy woncha.
Enjoy my confused friend.
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
BMW Motorrad's K1600 GTL / GT Named World's Best Motorcycle!
Saturday, 10 December 2011 | Written by Digits | United Kingdom |
Some would say it has been a very good year for German motorcycle manufacturer, BMW Motorrad with highly acclaimed models being released, newer models continuing do well and a host of anniversary celebrations.
It appears BMW will be finishing the year on a high note with BMW Motorrad’s K 1600 GT and GTL luxury tourers being named as the best motorcycles of 2011. The six-cylinder machines beat tough contenders from some of the biggest brands in the business to take the top spot in the annual Supertest World Association award.
The Supertest World Association (SWA) is made up of 14 top international motoring magazines. The members used a ranking system to decide the winner, awarding three points to their first choice motorcycle, two to the second and one to the third. The K 1600 GT and K 1600 GTL garnered the best scores overall.
Introduced in March this year, BMW’s luxury tourer has already proved a huge hit, impressing riders and critics alike with class-leading handling and road-holding qualities, thanks to advanced suspension, excellent weight distribution and clever use of lightweight materials.
Interestingly, its 1600cc engine is lighter and smaller than the other bikes it was up against in the class – something achieved through the use of materials such as magnesium and aluminum. But its low weight and compact size for an inline ‘Six’, it’s just 560mm wide, doesn’t mean a compromise on power. It puts out 160hp at 7,500rpm, and has a maximum torque of 175Nm at 5,000rpm. The combination of impressive power delivery and a low center of gravity make it a dynamic and exciting machine to ride, apparently something those voting clearly appreciated.
Conceived for long-distance riding, fully loaded with a passenger, the K 1600 GT and K 1600 GTL are two bikes for all seasons and all conditions. A choice of three ride modes; Rain, Road and Dynamic all are combined with electronically adjustable suspension and an ABS system which leave no doubt as to why this technologically advanced BMW emerged as the winner.
It also boasts headlight options which automatically adapt to suit the riding conditions and terrain allowing riders to literally see around corners, a feature which uses unique patented BMW technology.
The victory in the vote is the second annual title awarded to the BMW Motorrad brand by the SWA in as many years. In 2010, the unstoppable S 1000 RR made history when it was also named Bike of the Year, the first BMW to receive the honor.
While the RR’s achievement marked the first time a BMW Motorrad machine had ever taken the top title in an SWA vote, the K 1600 GT and K 1600 GTL snatching it for a second time serves to cement the brand’s position as a true class leader.
Saturday, 10 December 2011 | Written by Digits | United Kingdom |
Some would say it has been a very good year for German motorcycle manufacturer, BMW Motorrad with highly acclaimed models being released, newer models continuing do well and a host of anniversary celebrations.
It appears BMW will be finishing the year on a high note with BMW Motorrad’s K 1600 GT and GTL luxury tourers being named as the best motorcycles of 2011. The six-cylinder machines beat tough contenders from some of the biggest brands in the business to take the top spot in the annual Supertest World Association award.
The Supertest World Association (SWA) is made up of 14 top international motoring magazines. The members used a ranking system to decide the winner, awarding three points to their first choice motorcycle, two to the second and one to the third. The K 1600 GT and K 1600 GTL garnered the best scores overall.
Introduced in March this year, BMW’s luxury tourer has already proved a huge hit, impressing riders and critics alike with class-leading handling and road-holding qualities, thanks to advanced suspension, excellent weight distribution and clever use of lightweight materials.
Interestingly, its 1600cc engine is lighter and smaller than the other bikes it was up against in the class – something achieved through the use of materials such as magnesium and aluminum. But its low weight and compact size for an inline ‘Six’, it’s just 560mm wide, doesn’t mean a compromise on power. It puts out 160hp at 7,500rpm, and has a maximum torque of 175Nm at 5,000rpm. The combination of impressive power delivery and a low center of gravity make it a dynamic and exciting machine to ride, apparently something those voting clearly appreciated.
Conceived for long-distance riding, fully loaded with a passenger, the K 1600 GT and K 1600 GTL are two bikes for all seasons and all conditions. A choice of three ride modes; Rain, Road and Dynamic all are combined with electronically adjustable suspension and an ABS system which leave no doubt as to why this technologically advanced BMW emerged as the winner.
It also boasts headlight options which automatically adapt to suit the riding conditions and terrain allowing riders to literally see around corners, a feature which uses unique patented BMW technology.
The victory in the vote is the second annual title awarded to the BMW Motorrad brand by the SWA in as many years. In 2010, the unstoppable S 1000 RR made history when it was also named Bike of the Year, the first BMW to receive the honor.
While the RR’s achievement marked the first time a BMW Motorrad machine had ever taken the top title in an SWA vote, the K 1600 GT and K 1600 GTL snatching it for a second time serves to cement the brand’s position as a true class leader.
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SkooterG
Purveyor of Crooked Facts
Blah, blah, blah. Where's yours mi ******* step-pappy?
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
Thanks to a damned deer strike, my poor Gisele is still in the Salt Lake City, UT Beemer Hospital Intensive Care Ward! God damned Deer, I hate those freaking Forest Rats! Kill Them All, I Say!Blah, blah, blah. Where's yours mi ******* step-pappy?
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SkooterG
Purveyor of Crooked Facts
Yeah, and when you get it back it's just a matter of time before the water pump goes kaput!Thanks to a damned deer strike, my poor Gisele is still in the Salt Lake City, UT Beemer Hospital Intensive Care Ward! God damned Deer, I hate those freaking Forest Rats! Kill Them All, I Say!Blah, blah, blah. Where's yours mi ******* step-pappy?
:finger:
RadioHowie
I Miss Beemerdons!
Skoot, is it to assume from what you wrote that K16's are puking their water pumps???Yeah, and when you get it back it's just a matter of time before the water pump goes kaput!Thanks to a damned deer strike, my poor Gisele is still in the Salt Lake City, UT Beemer Hospital Intensive Care Ward! God damned Deer, I hate those freaking Forest Rats! Kill Them All, I Say!Blah, blah, blah. Where's yours mi ******* step-pappy?
:finger:
At least easier to track down than defective ground connections like SOME motorcycles!
HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Or strange ticking, clanking and dying noises like OTHERS.Skoot, is it to assume from what you wrote that K16's are puking their water pumps???Yeah, and when you get it back it's just a matter of time before the water pump goes kaput!Thanks to a damned deer strike, my poor Gisele is still in the Salt Lake City, UT Beemer Hospital Intensive Care Ward! God damned Deer, I hate those freaking Forest Rats! Kill Them All, I Say!Blah, blah, blah. Where's yours mi ******* step-pappy?
:finger:
At least easier to track down than defective ground connections like SOME motorcycles!
*******... :****:
escapefjrtist
Searching for Dry Roads
So Don, what's the status of the new scoot...Is she ever going to be good-as-new?
--G
juniorfjr
Well-known member
That's the good thing about buying a bike as expensive as the hope diamond. Takes a hell of a lot to total the bugger out.
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
Good Morning George, I really do miss Gisele, it is driving me nuts (nuttier) not having her to ride at will during our perfect Winter riding weather here in Central Arizona.
Her damage repair cost is $6,300+ and I am responsible for $1K of that. What is slowing down the rebuild is the K1600 is a brand new platform for BMW and all of the necessary parts are having to be shipped over from Deutschland. If she was a K1300GT or a R1200RT she would already be fixed, because those parts are already here in the USA. The left muffler actually will not be manufactured until April, so I will have to return to Utah to get that installed. Soon as Gisele is back, off to Mexico on her!
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