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Ain't got the nerve to steel a bike. I did pinch a Kit Kat from the corner shop once.6 points
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Is buck getting rid of bodies again. https://uk.yahoo.com/news/fire-tears-historic-jenners-building-133149749.html5 points
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I've seen a map like that before, it's hard to imagine that those states are bigger than our country. On the other hand the population of Colorado is 5.8 million whereas UK is 67.3 million .4 points
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I have no idea. Most state borders have rivers or mountains defining them. That square area must be the random lines that were sold / stolen way back when. Nothing there except the town of Amarillo - I have a bike trip scheduled to go there in late April - if I can get the bike out. I shall endeavor to find out why it is shaped like that.4 points
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This just went live......it's the Spanish equivalent of the JFilters site that went out last week: Fabricante de Filtros de Aire3 points
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I believe this is the reason Clive!3 points
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Oh yeah, we have lots of 200 miles long stretches of road with no services, really gotta plan out your fuel stops. Not much of anything out there. And it gets worse into Utah, Wyoming and Montana. Have been on trips where others have run out of fuel as their bikes don't have very good range.3 points
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Just wondered, with the rest of its border being irregular, then it turns to dead straight and almost a square.3 points
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It does sound exceedingly cheap.....looks (from the photo) in decent nick. As the saying goes "seems to be too good too be true"2 points
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That often makes me think.......see so many on Marketplace...no V5 Me....never lost a log book/V5 in my motoring life....2 points
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Just started it up......first time since Xmas Day. Fired as soon as I hit the starter, then ran it for about 15 minutes to let it get up to temperature. When will I be back out? Well I'm slowly recovering from this flu, but the weather forecast for the next couple of weeks is pretty brutal. So it may be a while!2 points
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I did like the ones Derbi did a few years ago, the Mulhacen 659, using a Yamaha designed 660 single. They tried to make it look less classic scrambler and more modern dirt track, I once tried one out but ended up not buying, Maria was the prospective owner and she found the whole thing a little intimidating. It was a fun bike to ride around town, though. If it was for me alone I would probably ended up buying a XTZ660 Tenere with that same engine, even though it probably felt slower.1 point
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Even more then the other one??!!!! Not fair... so many kids without a motorcycle...1 point
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Shouldn't take much longer than getting it up to temperature. you need to make sure all condensation has gone from the engine if your storing for a while1 point
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With the temps today (about 5C) I may be waiting a long time for the fan to kick in.1 point
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If your leaving it for a while run it until the cooling fan kicks in that way you know its nice and hot and the fan works1 point
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Spares aren't a problem you can buy practically anything for then from Germany, you used to be able (haven't checked recently) to buy modern fuel injection kits to fit to the old aircooled twins, as well as upgraded alternators and many other bits. Granted probably not from BMW themselves but there is no end of specialist support for these bikes. It's all about money and how you measure the practicality of running a 30 or 40 year old aircooled twin and how much you really want to do it.1 point
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