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Started by allaussiegrown, April 21, 2009, 09:40:10 PM

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allaussiegrown

My dads mate just got a K1300R SE      :bowdown:


I have never seed such a beautiful bike ever! I know what bike i will be saving for now :)

GS stays for my normal commute, BMW for sunny sundays.
2005 F - Yoshi TRS Slip-On, Ventura Rack, ZG Double Bubble (Ordered), LED Indicators

jrains89

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$22,000  173hp, that's no joke, pretty sweet upgrade if you ask me


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2004 GS500F

fred

Pretty sweet bike. I'm still a huge fan of the R 1200 GS Adventure myself. I love the idea of a bike that can go anywhere.

TurkeyChicken

I've been looking at buying a BMW F800s lately
'01 GS500 -- Jardine Exhaust +F16 windscreen + Manta tank bag



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The Buddha

Quote from: TurkeyChicken on April 22, 2009, 08:53:25 AM
I've been looking at buying a BMW F800s lately

That is the GS'es true step up bike. There is one in my office off and on. Gorgeous and belt drive to boot.
Cool.
Buddha.
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LOUiE

the front fork is strange... yet oddly sexy.

'90 GS500F - streetfighter in progress... booyah!

natedawg120

it looks weird cause its a telelever front suspension, not forks.
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TurkeyChicken

Quote from: The Buddha on April 22, 2009, 08:56:58 AM
Quote from: TurkeyChicken on April 22, 2009, 08:53:25 AM
I've been looking at buying a BMW F800s lately

That is the GS'es true step up bike. There is one in my office off and on. Gorgeous and belt drive to boot.
Cool.
Buddha.

yeah, took one for a test ride yesterday.  Fell in love with it.  Cant' justify spending 7-8k on one right now though :(
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bassman

I know these posts are about 'dream bikes', but for my next bike I pretty much want a naked 1200cc Bandit.  I can't honestly see myself ever selling my GS because it's such a great commuter bike and so tough and easy to work on.  Although I'm very attached to my GS, to be honest, I also look at the GS as a bike to learn the art of basic bike mechanics to enable me to work on and maintain a Bandit (or whatever bike I end up getting).  The type of bike I can have is also pretty much limited to what I can get through my sidegate and 'round to the back of my house!  I'd never park it on the street because some bastard would either vandalise or nick it!!

BTW, there's a BMW F800s, a Suzuki Bandit 1250 and a Ducati style Sportsbike regularly parked at my work.  I'm often late to my desk because I've stood in the parking lot starring at these beauties (there was also a dirty great Triumph rto die for today as well).

bassman...Sigh... :)

Porkchop

Quotethe front fork is strange... yet oddly sexy.

It's the curves.  We are naturally attracted to curves.
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commuterdude

I've got a yen for a Yamaha Warrior right now.....I heard they were being discontinued!   Just can't believe that!
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Paulcet

Quote from: Porkchop on April 22, 2009, 02:11:28 PM
Quotethe front fork is strange... yet oddly sexy.

It's the curves.  We are naturally attracted to curves.

Yeah, I thought the curves looked a little like a nice set of legs.    :embarrassed:

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shiznizbiz

Quote from: Paulcet on April 22, 2009, 06:23:26 PM
Quote from: Porkchop on April 22, 2009, 02:11:28 PM
Quotethe front fork is strange... yet oddly sexy.

It's the curves.  We are naturally attracted to curves.

Yeah, I thought the curves looked a little like a nice set of legs.    :embarrassed:
Kind of similar to the side profile of a woman from her ribs down to her knees.  lol
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LOUiE

Quote from: shiznizbiz on April 22, 2009, 06:32:56 PM
Quote from: Paulcet on April 22, 2009, 06:23:26 PM
Quote from: Porkchop on April 22, 2009, 02:11:28 PM
Quotethe front fork is strange... yet oddly sexy.

It's the curves.  We are naturally attracted to curves.

Yeah, I thought the curves looked a little like a nice set of legs.    :embarrassed:
Kind of similar to the side profile of a woman from her ribs down to her knees.  lol

do the "headlights" match up???????????    :icon_lol: :icon_lol:  :dunno_black:
'90 GS500F - streetfighter in progress... booyah!

bettingpython

Waiting for general avaiability of the S1000RR... It could well be the bike that sways me from buying a new Honda 1kRR....   

Next year I may well have one. thats about in my new purchase cycle. It'd be nice if they get it out before the physical year end then I can write off the sales and excise tax on it for taxes...
Why didn't you just go the whole way and buy me a f@#king Kawasaki you bastards.

Roadstergal

Quote from: TurkeyChicken on April 22, 2009, 08:53:25 AM
I've been looking at buying a BMW F800s lately

M'boy wants an F800GS.  Since we can't have the same bike, I'll get an F650GS Dakar for dualsporting.

ohgood

Quote from: LOUiE on April 22, 2009, 10:29:37 AM
the front fork is strange... yet oddly sexy.



yes, go adventuring on that pile. because you KNOW you'll be able to find parts for it when you smack a boulder with the front rotor.


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