New(ish) Newbie!

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saxxappeal
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New(ish) Newbie!

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Hello all!

I just picked up my 2016 R1200RT from the dealer in December. I say 'newish' in the title because I'm coming from a 2003 R1150RT, and I put some solid miles on her.

30k miles, the only previous owner is an elderly gent that decided he needed to stop riding. Bike has been well cared for, with all service done on time as recommended, and with maintenance records to prove it.

I'm looking forward to many years with her going forward, maybe we'll finally get that group ride out to Alaska next year!
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BitterrootBugler
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Re: New(ish) Newbie!

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Welcome to the RT forum.

A couple of things I am interested in - probably not alone in this.

Whereabouts are you?

Photo of your 'new bike'.
Darby, Montana
2009 R1200RT-P "Leo"
1986 R90/6
2012 Suzuki DRZ400 "Dr Zee"
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EasyRider
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Re: New(ish) Newbie!

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Hello and Welcome, hope you enjoy the forum.
Dont Ride Faster, Than Your Angel Can Fly. :thumb:
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Welcome from Friendswood, Texas :cheers:
saxxappeal
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Nice RT and i really like the colour, sorry color :-D
Dont Ride Faster, Than Your Angel Can Fly. :thumb:
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Doctor T
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Welcome to the site. Didn't we just have another newbie join from the same area?
Trust me I am a retired Doctor and lecturer at Oxford University of Structural and Mechanical/Electrical engineering.
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Welcome to the forum.
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Always loved that color on the RT.

Tom
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Re: New(ish) Newbie!

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saxxappeal wrote: Mon Mar 18, 2024 4:01 pm Thanks everyone! I'm located in Raleigh NC.
Saxman, add your location to your profile and/or signature... it will help all geolocate you and might find you some local friends too.

Welcome to the forum and the lovely RTs
Darby, Montana
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1986 R90/6
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Re: New(ish) Newbie!

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EasyRider wrote: Mon Mar 18, 2024 4:55 pm Nice RT and i really like the colour, sorry color :-D
Blue is the best :-D
Trust me I am a retired Doctor and lecturer at Oxford University of Structural and Mechanical/Electrical engineering.
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