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Last monday was a sad day: a beloved member of my (motor) family left her parent's house to go somewhere far away from me. Very bad.
Well, what really happened is that I traded her in for a brand new, younger, prettier and faster BMW R1200 RT. It's a very recurrent thing, girls become older and they are often discharged by their trecherous husband for "new, younger models".
But after a few miles driving the new bike, I'm really excited: what a wonderful piece of German engineering! The driving quality of the new big BMW is amazing, the more considering the size and weight of the bike. And it's fully stuffed with any sort of thechnological stuff: ABS, Electronic Suspension Adjustment, heated handgrips, engine monitoring system, electric adjustable windshield, on board computer, integral and electric-boosted brake system. I love it
As soon as I can rely on a dry and sunny day, I'll post some pics.
Well, what really happened is that I traded her in for a brand new, younger, prettier and faster BMW R1200 RT. It's a very recurrent thing, girls become older and they are often discharged by their trecherous husband for "new, younger models".
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But after a few miles driving the new bike, I'm really excited: what a wonderful piece of German engineering! The driving quality of the new big BMW is amazing, the more considering the size and weight of the bike. And it's fully stuffed with any sort of thechnological stuff: ABS, Electronic Suspension Adjustment, heated handgrips, engine monitoring system, electric adjustable windshield, on board computer, integral and electric-boosted brake system. I love it
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As soon as I can rely on a dry and sunny day, I'll post some pics.
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Wow humm made me read the first sentence like 3 times! LOL Very nice! theres a few people here with BMW Bikes also!
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