SOLD!

Pending the arrival of my next ‘bike my beautiful R1200RT-SE is now for sale:

First Registered:24th April 2008

Mileage:8583

Tax Expires:30th April 2010

BMW Warranty Expires:24th April 2010

12 month Extended Insurance Warranty from 25th April 2010.

Bridgestone Battlax BT-021 tyres fitted at 6139 miles (No more than 20% worn).

As well as having the fullest factory specification & options there are also in excess of £4000.00 worth of accessories fitted.

• Biarritz Blue & Silver Lower Panels
• Chrome Exhaust
• Cruise Control
• Tyre Pressure Control (TPC)
• Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA)
• Automatic Stability Control (ASC)
• Heated Seats
• Heated Grips
• Radio & CD Player with MP3 Connection
• Power Sockets x 3
• 49 Litre Topcase
• 3 x BMW Luggage Inner bags
• BMW Tank Bag with 12v power and MP3 connection
• Alloy Engine Protectors
• Rear Mudguard Extension
• Front Mudguard Extension
• Pannier Protectors
• Garmin Zumo 550 GPS
• Garmin GTM 12 Traffic Receiver
• Baehr Ultima XL Communications System (Including two helmet head-sets fitted to your own helmets)
• GPS Mount
• BMW Alloy Oil Filler Cap
• Wunderlich Brake Pedal Extender
• Wunderlich Side Stand Extender
• Wunderlich Bar Risers
• Wunderlich Front Fender Extension
• Stebel Magnum Horn
• Triboseat Pillion Seat Cover
• BMW Auxiliary Mirrors

£9495.00

(ONO)

If you have any questions or wish to arrange viewing (In Edinburgh) my contact details are below:

iphone@dutchman.org.uk

07715 537073

0131 468 0497

SOLD!

BMW System 5 Helmet

In addition to the new BMW System 5 helmet described here I also have the following for sale:

Size:54-55

Colour:Magnesium Matt Metallic

Condition:Nearly new & used only a couple of times….

Complete with original BMW Motorrad draw-string helmet bag.

Item currently listed on eBay….

SOLD!

BMW System 5 Helmet

Size:50-51

Colour:Magnesium Matt Metallic

Condition:Brand new & unused/undamaged in any way.

Complete with original BMW Motorrad draw-string helmet bag.

Item currently listed on eBay….

SOLD!

Somebody once said, ‘If it ‘aint broke, don’t fix it…..’

Never has that saying been more true than in the case of my recent experiment with a low seat on my 16 month old R1200RT.

Given that it’s predecessor was a R1200GS (with standard height seat) the lower standard seat of the RT was a most welcome change and in it’s lowest position enabled me to ALMOST plant my feet flat on the ground therefore giving me much better control maneuvering.

Over a year passed with the new RT without a hint of  a problem with the standard seat so illogically I decided to acquire a low seat to try out.

My local dealer didn’t have one for me to borrow so I quickly found a brand new one on a well known auction website.

It arrived quickly but nearly three months went by before I had a chance to try it out.

Less than 100 miles later it was clear to me that although very comfortable in the seating area I was TOO close to the ground and my knees were bent just that extra bit to make riding any distance not as comfortable.

I’m 5′9″ tall with a 29″ inside leg measurement and after all this it’s now proven that the standard seat suits me just fine!

Therefore the barely used heated low seat acquired for this evaluation is now for sale on eBay.