Ohh a sunny day!

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Ohh a sunny day!

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Took advantage to fit an OEM carrier I snaffled cheaply from Bohling Motorrad in Germany :D

... and to give the new toy a wash n brush up
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Very smart Steve; how do you make room in the kitchen?
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Good looking bike Steve. Enjoy it.
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I absolutely love these and the only bike I would ever consider replacing the R1100 with. They are stunning.

I would however enter a new world of ABS and other such internet documented gremlins, so I always bottle it. :?

Perhaps one day...

Let us know how you get on with it.
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This one's been professionally delivered abs'd so thankfully a major pita removed
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Loved mine - but it had the heaviest clutch ever , and was the main reason I sold it. There is a mod available that helps a lot I am told.
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andy griff wrote:Loved mine - but it had the heaviest clutch ever , and was the main reason I sold it. There is a mod available that helps a lot I am told.
That may be made by Oberon - I think they fitted one in the car park one year when I was at Motored Days in Garmisch
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dave the german wrote:
andy griff wrote:Loved mine - but it had the heaviest clutch ever , and was the main reason I sold it. There is a mod available that helps a lot I am told.
That may be made by Oberon - I think they fitted one in the car park one year when I was at Motored Days in Garmisch
That's the one, I couldnt quite remember the name
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You can also fit the slave cylinder from a K1300 too which helps
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