anotherguy wrote:1% Boy that's generous. There's no Starbucks in those woods. yet. Not to mention the bike was stolen.
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Real GS Riders Live! The 1%
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Die young as late as possible, remember who you were before the world told you how it should be. -- Barry Morris
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I give them cudos for going thru with it.
I rode a 8mile loop in Tennessee with a group of GS giant riders. It took 5hours of muscling thru. The guy in front of me crashed at least 30 times. I was fricking so tired of picking his bike up. He ended up totaling the bike go off trial to the point I winched him back up.
It was fun as hell
I rode a 8mile loop in Tennessee with a group of GS giant riders. It took 5hours of muscling thru. The guy in front of me crashed at least 30 times. I was fricking so tired of picking his bike up. He ended up totaling the bike go off trial to the point I winched him back up.
It was fun as hell
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Ya, that is bonehead. But ya gotta give him credit, he doesn't give up!Wingfixer wrote:You're a sick, sick man.
Ken
Die young as late as possible, remember who you were before the world told you how it should be. -- Barry Morris
Die young as late as possible, remember who you were before the world told you how it should be. -- Barry Morris
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That was painful to watch and I ride a GS.
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Re: Real GS Riders Live! The 1%
I rode my 1200GS off-road and in the woods when I had it.Can't have as much fun as you can on a 200 pound bike and it's a BITCH to pick up, but it's a great workout! The downside is the expense of replacing BMW parts that don't handle trees well...
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