1 Hello from France Mon Mar 25, 2019 6:52 pm
doktor33
active member
Hi,
My name is Marc, I'm 46 years old. Do I have to say that I'm keen on BMW K ? I live in France in Bordeaux
In short, over 20 years of motorcycle. I drove a lot at the beginning, because it was my only vehicle and I passed my car license well after that of the bike: 30000 km / year. One year with a Suzuki GN125, which I quickly changed after making 12000km in one year. Then 4 years with an XJ 600 (old model before the release of Diversion model). An old grandmother whom I sold at 89000km old ! Then I discovered a K75RT Abs from 1991. Purchased to a grandpa which was the 20th BMW, 6 years old, 12000km ... we did not discuss the price.
I'm not a great mechanical, but resourcefulness, the limited means and, let's face it, incompetence or stupidity of many dealers led me to take care of my motorcycle myself, except for the big interventions.
I drove a lot and due to personal problems I hung up a bit which made my monthly average of trip drop considerably .... I like to say that apart from earthquake, tsunami and hurricane , I underwent everything!
And then, an excuse pushes another, finally I got tired of seeing my machine take the dust in the garage ... I started a tactical approach by turning around and ridding the place of everything that prevented me from approaching it.
In 2011, I turned the key. I decided as well to share all the knowledge I learnt by myself. I created a blog only dedicated to K75 to help others lovers of this beautiful bike !
Best regards to all K bikers !
My name is Marc, I'm 46 years old. Do I have to say that I'm keen on BMW K ? I live in France in Bordeaux
In short, over 20 years of motorcycle. I drove a lot at the beginning, because it was my only vehicle and I passed my car license well after that of the bike: 30000 km / year. One year with a Suzuki GN125, which I quickly changed after making 12000km in one year. Then 4 years with an XJ 600 (old model before the release of Diversion model). An old grandmother whom I sold at 89000km old ! Then I discovered a K75RT Abs from 1991. Purchased to a grandpa which was the 20th BMW, 6 years old, 12000km ... we did not discuss the price.
I'm not a great mechanical, but resourcefulness, the limited means and, let's face it, incompetence or stupidity of many dealers led me to take care of my motorcycle myself, except for the big interventions.
I drove a lot and due to personal problems I hung up a bit which made my monthly average of trip drop considerably .... I like to say that apart from earthquake, tsunami and hurricane , I underwent everything!
And then, an excuse pushes another, finally I got tired of seeing my machine take the dust in the garage ... I started a tactical approach by turning around and ridding the place of everything that prevented me from approaching it.
In 2011, I turned the key. I decided as well to share all the knowledge I learnt by myself. I created a blog only dedicated to K75 to help others lovers of this beautiful bike !
Best regards to all K bikers !