Joined the forum as now a R1200rt LE 2014 owner.
Have had 6 BMW's but always fancied a RT. I have in the past bought new but at around ÂŁ17000 new found that rather a lot. Looked for months for a well kept RT. Wasn't bothered if it was a twincam or LC. Condition was first, mileage second.
My previous bike was a r1200r (2011) so the change was quite significant. My wife approved :-* as she occasionally rides pillion. The seat height for her was good. The heated seat was also a bonus for her.
I use the bike for touring and have my next tour of Spain booked. This should be the ideal bike for this trip.
I have been a subscriber to the GS users site since 2012 but thought this site may be more suitable.
Steve
Newbie
Re: Newbie
Welcome and hope you have plenty of miles and smiles
So when is this “old enough to know better” supposed to kick in?
Re: Newbie
Welcome to the forum.
Good choice of bike - my wife wouldn't want to get on the back of anything else now ..... ;D
Good choice of bike - my wife wouldn't want to get on the back of anything else now ..... ;D
My 4th R1200RT = 2016 (2017 MY) R1200RT LE
Re: Newbie
SteveC wrote: Joined the forum as now a R1200rt LE 2014 owner.
Have had 6 BMW's but always fancied a RT. I have in the past bought new but at around ÂŁ17000 new found that rather a lot. Looked for months for a well kept RT. Wasn't bothered if it was a twincam or LC. Condition was first, mileage second.
My previous bike was a r1200r (2011) so the change was quite significant. My wife approved :-* as she occasionally rides pillion. The seat height for her was good. The heated seat was also a bonus for her.
I use the bike for touring and have my next tour of Spain booked. This should be the ideal bike for this trip.
I have been a subscriber to the GS users site since 2012 but thought this site may be more suitable.
Steve
Welcome. This place is nowhere near as brutal as UKGSER, so enjoy