BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

Doctor T wrote: ↑Thu May 01, 2025 6:16 pm BMW is your best bet

Agreed +1

Nice bikes!

BoB21 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 30, 2025 8:45 am the new RS looks nice, roll on test time.

I don't like any of the 1300 models it's a good thing really, cos I can't afford any either!

Eww

I did a thing

I tend to go between 2 to 5k riding steadily (gear dependant) and 5 to 7k making progress, I short shift and make full use of the torque with an an engine that makes not so much power but loads of torque. Each to there own though.

Rode home on this bad boy today 😁 Yamaha Tricity 125 for the missus. Very confidence inspiring in the wet with two wheels up front! Also managed 70mph on the clocks on the flat and 55mph uphill. Keyless ride, linked brakes, stop start technology, underseat storage, handy drop down hook for a shippin...

Had a run out to scrub the Road 6's in on the GS. Then stumbled upon DaveCly on his new Honda 500 in Settle.

Bmw top box on eBay if anyone is after one.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/306236316609 ... media=COPY

You'd need to be Pista buy that.

Welcome! Nice line up of bikes

Probably water from a cars air con unit.

Took advantage of the nice weather we're having and had a run down to Clun.

So this weekend my wife eldest daughter (36) came to stay. I have said in another thread that i would buy here a bike if you gets her CBT. Well we did nearly 100 yeasterday around the back roads and it was a great day. Today we did nearly another 100 miles, but near the end of the ride Lucy fucked ...

New pair of Michelin Road 6's on the GS Hopefully they'll run quieter than the Michelin Anakee Adventures it came with as supplied. Should get similar mileage too from past experience (10k) till on summer.