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There's still enough information available without subscribing
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Peirre wrote:There's still enough information available without subscribing
I've been a member since 2002..and I don't even have a BMW or never had....as you say some good info and I post there too with same.


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Met some of my best riding buddies on there.. So it cant be all bad
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nick bike that rocky, do you still have it
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malcopopolo wrote:Or ask someone to input the numbers etc for you

Simples :lol:
carnt do that malc, there is only the missus in the house, well dodgy ground that. i go away on enough courses with work on the bike if you get the meaning

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What sort of courses are they? Riding courses? Mountain courses? Refresher courses?
1992 K100LT June 2010 110,000 miles
1984 K100RT July 2013 36,000 miles, 90,000
1983 K100RS Nov 2018 29,000 miles, 58,600 miles
1996 K1100LT Oct 2020 37,990 miles, 48,990 miles
1984 K100 Sprint March 2023 58,000 miles, 62,000 miles
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ollydog wrote:nick bike that rocky, do you still have it

steve
Yep still got it, its in hibernation as a retirement bike :laugh:
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Like it or loathe it ,ukgser is THE site for all things related to the GS range,
Maybe some of the folk have opinions that don't suit your mindset,some are just rude if you haven't met them in the flesh.
I've met most of the prolific posters over a few years,and gained mates I'll stay mates with for life.
It's just a forum,there is a lot of bollix spoken,
All that aside,if you need help with a problem there is a wealth of info freely given that will stretch back to 80's airheads up to wc boxers,.
If you don't want to engage in the pub section ,,, don't
The tech/ bike sections are brill,
Anything from modern ktm to a mk1 guzzi leman,or some Brit iron,
As I said I've met a hell of a lot of these fellas,none of us are youngsters ,you would be amazed at some of the acts of kindness I have seen simply from from a random post on the forum.
A traveller having a bike knicked,new bike purchased!
A young lad I know, bike stolen new bike purchased!
I could go on,,
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The fact guys come on and defend the site shows that there's something wrong, all forums have TROLLS Gsuser site has more than most.
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the sort where you take the wrong turn at dover and you just happen to have yer passport with you sort,
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