Newbie To This Forum
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 8:06 pm
Hi everyone!
Malcolm is my moniker and I live in the southern interior of British Columbia, Canada. New to this forum but have been a biker since I had just down on my cheeks. Had a couple of tiny Suzukis to get back and forth to summer jobs in the mid-to-late '60s. Left Canada in '71 to go travelling and didn't come back for 23 years. Bought my first big bike, a '72 Triumph Bonneville 650, in London of that year. Moved on to a Bonnie 750, then a '75 Trident 750, a Moto Guzi 850, and finally onto BMWs... a K75, a K75C, a K75RT (which I brought back to Canada with me in '94) and finally a '14 R1200RT which is a truly fine machine. I'm getting a little long-in-the-tooth but the R1200RT still feels like a new bike and keeps me feeling like that too. The horizon still stretches out in front of us.
Glad to be on this forum and following the wealth of information it contains.
Malcolm is my moniker and I live in the southern interior of British Columbia, Canada. New to this forum but have been a biker since I had just down on my cheeks. Had a couple of tiny Suzukis to get back and forth to summer jobs in the mid-to-late '60s. Left Canada in '71 to go travelling and didn't come back for 23 years. Bought my first big bike, a '72 Triumph Bonneville 650, in London of that year. Moved on to a Bonnie 750, then a '75 Trident 750, a Moto Guzi 850, and finally onto BMWs... a K75, a K75C, a K75RT (which I brought back to Canada with me in '94) and finally a '14 R1200RT which is a truly fine machine. I'm getting a little long-in-the-tooth but the R1200RT still feels like a new bike and keeps me feeling like that too. The horizon still stretches out in front of us.
Glad to be on this forum and following the wealth of information it contains.