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#16 | RE: Touring in Europe datum

Sat Apr 06, 2019 11:13 pm

Hi having traveled through all of your destination country many times over the last 18 years only used a disk lock parking security at the accommodation Is the main thing.
Enjoy your trip

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#17 | RE: Touring in Europe datum

Sun Apr 07, 2019 8:48 am

Zitat von Clem Coutini im Beitrag #1
Just about to embark on my first trip abroad on my R1200RS (France, Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium). I have a top of the range security chain but it�s oh so heavy😩 What do others do about the security issue when touring, as I�m thinking of leaving the chain behind?

If it's Lupin Blue don't bother with security, nobody will steal it. Now if it was Granite Grey that would be another matter.....

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#18 | RE: Touring in Europe datum

Sun Apr 07, 2019 11:57 am

Zitat von Bikepirate im Beitrag #18
Zitat von Clem Coutini im Beitrag #1
Just about to embark on my first trip abroad on my R1200RS (France, Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium). I have a top of the range security chain but it�s oh so heavy😩 What do others do about the security issue when touring, as I�m thinking of leaving the chain behind?

If it's Lupin Blue don't bother with security, nobody will steal it. Now if it was Granite Grey that would be another matter.....

are you smoking those special cigarettes seems slightly delusional as everyone knows that other lupin blue are as Bravo has confirmed faster and sexier!!!

Graham

Graham
Winskill, North West England

the long and winding road perfect for a bike

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