2006 BMW K 1200 GT
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huh? my opinion was the review was particularly bland... is this board for expressing opinions or not...run along i hear your mommy calling wtf?? if you have a point make it ..if you wish to name call then its you who belongs in the playground not me ...i thought this ***** had died out with bigdx
Expressing opinions is fine, but the "first post", "do I get a prize", and "did you copy this from the BMW brochure" as the frist three posts was waaay over the top. My point was clear. Acting like a 12-year-old here is acting like an *******, and that was YOU. If the review was bland then say so, and if you didn't like it, say that. I'm sure Pete did a lot of work on the review, and to have someone shyt on it is not really funny. If the board is for "expressing opinions" then my opinion is to cut out your bullshyt, and act like you have a brain. That's my opinion.
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I didn't think I was grown up enough for the GT. Got the ST instead.
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Re: $18,800....
Hell, you could buy a REAL motor-sickle like a Road Glide for that..........(snork..)
No, this looks like another winner for BMW, adjustable everything, smooth fast and decent handling and I'll bet Kawasaki gave them a hell of a deal on those left over Concours side panels...
I wouldn't mind having one but I'd probably get a Sprint or Tiger or even the above mentioned Road Glide first. BMW's just don't do it for me anymore. I know they're excellent bikes and all, I just find the whole teutonic engineering thing passe`...my opinion only of course, it's an excellent bike and I'm sure whoever buys one will be very happy with it
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Hell, you could buy a REAL motor-sickle like a Road Glide for that..........(snork..)
No, this looks like another winner for BMW, adjustable everything, smooth fast and decent handling and I'll bet Kawasaki gave them a hell of a deal on those left over Concours side panels...
I wouldn't mind having one but I'd probably get a Sprint or Tiger or even the above mentioned Road Glide first. BMW's just don't do it for me anymore. I know they're excellent bikes and all, I just find the whole teutonic engineering thing passe`...my opinion only of course, it's an excellent bike and I'm sure whoever buys one will be very happy with it
rat on..rat on....
Still Servo Brakes?
Still with those servo assisted brakes? I had heard, or maybe dreamed, they were going to drop those.
What I'm really looking forward to is the R1200R, but there is a screaming silence in the rumor mill about it.
With my '01 VFR starting to spring leaks and generally show it's age I'm thinking winter '06-07 is new bike time, and a big, premium sports tourer is definitely on the list. But why would I buy the bimmer instead of an FJR? A careful following of the bimmer boards shows a raft of problems with the supposedly reliable current bmw's. Go ask any R1200GS owner what he does to quell the nightmares of looming main seal failure? I've found few negative comments on the reliability of the FJR.
I also strongly believe that parts count is inversely proportional to reliability, and this thing has a lot of extra features and parts.
Still with those servo assisted brakes? I had heard, or maybe dreamed, they were going to drop those.
What I'm really looking forward to is the R1200R, but there is a screaming silence in the rumor mill about it.
With my '01 VFR starting to spring leaks and generally show it's age I'm thinking winter '06-07 is new bike time, and a big, premium sports tourer is definitely on the list. But why would I buy the bimmer instead of an FJR? A careful following of the bimmer boards shows a raft of problems with the supposedly reliable current bmw's. Go ask any R1200GS owner what he does to quell the nightmares of looming main seal failure? I've found few negative comments on the reliability of the FJR.
I also strongly believe that parts count is inversely proportional to reliability, and this thing has a lot of extra features and parts.
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