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BMW K75:
... was such that he must have existed on a diet of bratwurst and beer in prodigious quantities for most of his life. This bike had a very large waistline. You didn’t chuck Fritz around corners; you gently went round them and respected his majesty and poise. I only racked up a few thousand miles, but it never missed a beat and I would expect these engines should achieve high trouble free mileages.
There was a real... Read the full review: A solid bike that does the work required of it by casperdog777 |
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BMW F650 Motorcycle / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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BMW K1200LT Motorcycle / overall rating  (2 reviews)
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BMW F650GS Motorcycle / overall rating  (1 review)
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BMW K1200RS Motorcycle / overall rating  (6 reviews)
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BMW R100 Motorcycle / overall rating  (1 review)
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BMW R80 Motorcycle / overall rating  (1 review)
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BMW K75 Motorcycle / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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BMW R1100S Motorcycle / overall rating  (1 review)
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BMW R1150GS Motorcycle / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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BMW K1200RS ... massage your right wrist (no jokes please). The GT is just an easier going RS and it's so much more practical. It has roughly the same speed, handling and braking of the RS without the wrist and wind pressure. The GT is a direct descendent of the Police Spec RS’s. With regard to the handling. The 1200 series are not a sports bikes and I wouldn't want one on a track day. But, treated with respect and it'll reward you with its low centre of gravity and reasonably high ground clearance. The brakes are brilliant on both the non servo and the servo versions. I’m a great fan of ABS as I’ve suffered two front end wash outs in the last 30 years and it’s not something IO wa... Read the full review: K1200RS (and K1200GT) Review by tigger955i |
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BMW K1200LT ... bikes. If you bear that in mind you can still be pleasantly rewarded on long fast sweeping bends. OK, enough praise, what’s not so good about it? It’s heavy. Despite the low slung engine it carries a lot of weight on top, especially if you have a passenger and the topbox is loaded. So when I said you can ride it with short legs, they need to be very strong short legs. If you can’t manage it and starts to topple (It can happen, believe me) one option is to lay it down gently on the rubber mounted built in crash bars. The unique reverse gear also helps when moving this beast about. You put the bike into neutral, turn a dial, and the starter button controls the starter m... Read the full review: Tourer Ubherfuhrer by tigger955i |
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BMW R850R ... option that wasn't included on my machine, though I did have the heated grips (a good option which enhances the resale value), handlebar covers and a small fly screen. A luggage bridge, touring panniers and cylinder head protectors completed my list of optional accessories, the last being essential as this is a heavy bike and all too easy to drop if you're walking with the machine, though I've so far avoided doing this! The gearbox is a bit clunky which is normal for Beamers, but precise in operation. Well spaced ratios make for good acceleration and the R850R gives little away in performance when compared to it's larger 1150cc sibling. Stability is the great thing w... Read the full review: BMW R850R? A great first bike! by jonothan |
