Finally have the new BMW

Picked it up after 5pm, apparently took ages to upload the info to the alarm
( why they are not standard amazes me ). Anyway with new tires I took it
pretty easy but its a joy to ride and I am one happy person ( but a lot
poorer in dollar terms )

 

congrats on the new toy.. now that deserves a beer!

Johno

 

Woohoo; that didn't take too long. (Although I'm sure it FELT like an
eternity to you!)
Didja get luggage on it too?

 

actually just had 2

 

yep.....has the luggage

and yep, it took an eternity

 

Good to see you made it out the driveway, mate. Nev can help with tyres.

 

Remember Cox's Corollary to Murphy's Law. "Any vehicle purchased or
repainted or both will sustain damage within the first three months after
said purchase or repaint or both."

Be alert...

 

[Anxiously eyes off shiny blue 500cc Piaggio X9 in back yard]

Finally got Carol to take it around the block a few times yesterday.
It'd be noice to have her do Q-Ride before Christmas.

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Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
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'01 Yamaha FJR1300

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Had this old fellow look at me then pull put from the side street ...
thankfully I was travelling slow so just a little lean and no problems. But
this old fart actually saw me, he looked then still pulled out......And as
for Cox's Corally to Murp...well have proven that correct on quite a few
previous occasions but hopefully not this time

Anyway had a nice run through the national park , at the moment 7000rpm is
the limit whilst breaking in and thats about 180k's

 

Not that you would really know, being that there is nowhere you can legally
do that except for the track and the NT (though not for much longer)

P