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MOTOBRICK.COM => Welcome To Motobrick.Com => Topic started by: DRxBMW on May 18, 2011, 07:28:03 AM
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Greetings everyone, I'm Gary from Williamsport,Pa.
Some of you may have already heard of me from the "other" list. LOL
I'm buying a 2005 F 650 next week. However, I'm hanging on to the 75 for a second bike.
Current whip is a 1994 K 75 with 180,000 miles on her, been a good ride.
Good to see we now have a dedicated forum for our beloved steeds.
peace out K rats
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Hey, Gary. Good to have you on board. Thanks for signing up.
From the day you gave me a tour of the PA countryside:
(http://home.comcast.net/~smithduck/tours/bmw5/bmw5album/slides/bmw5_2327.jpg)
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greetings drxbmw...
welcome to motobrick.com... i have been all over pennsylvania... its a beauty of a state... i hope to ride it again...
motobrick motomayhem 2012 just may include some pennsylvania and west virgina... gotts survive motobrick motomayhem 2011 (http://ehub23.webhostinghub.com/~motobr5/smf/index.php?topic=357.msg565#msg565) first...
anyway your side cases are legendary... i didnt know whos they were till i saw this thread...
take care...
j o
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greetings drxbmw...
anyway your side cases are legendary... i didnt know whos they were till i saw this thread...
Ha, all that 3D metal artwork started from a cracked saddlebag. I needed some kind of outside reinforcing plate. Spotted a brass tree at a flea market. BINGO the madness started. ::)
Favorite is the antique copper money on my city bags procured from Shizuoka,Japan during my visit.
Another one is the India dancers on my touring bags.
At the rally scene, BMW aficionados either LOVE it or HATE it.
Ever hear of MC club named deadHORse.com ?
Crazy Johnny had a french horn on his bags, another horseman had deer hide with the fur on his forks. Cosmetic image factor means nothing to a genuine deadHORse.