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Hello all, just taken delivery of my new R1250RS Exclusive. Only 50 miles on it so far but looking forward to the weekend

Enjoy the new toy and, please, be tolerant of the personalities on this forum

Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #2

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Enjoy the new toy and, please, be tolerant of the personalities on this forum

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Hi Gunns10

Welcome to this site and enjoy the bike, I have the same and really love it. hope you get a chance to put some miles on it over the next few months.

There are a lot of great people on here who are always willing to help and share ideas and advice and great craic.

Graham

Hi gunns10 great bike, cant wait for mine due in end of march.

Hello DC I'm in Essex too, I will lookout for another R1250RS. Had mine for two weeks but still haven't had an opportunity for a proper ride due to storms on consecutive weekends!
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What's the temperature there

Hi guns 10 ill let you know when it arrives hopefully weather will get better. im in Rochford near southend

Same tomorrow. Strong winds and rain all day - 88% average chance of rain all day between 6.00am and 5.00pm. Storm Dennis apparently. Shouldn't complain, people oop north are having it worse

Hi, I'm up the road from you in Maldon. Having sat, for some time, on a 1250RS at the Excell bike show today I'm considering whether to upgrade. Maybe see you at High Beech (Epping Forest) tea hut on any sunday or the Cabin Cafe, after the Burnham Bends, and you can tell me if they really are that good.
I've also got an F800R and they have gone and upgraded that with a 900, I might be single handedly responsible for a recovery in the German economy!

Hello Tommo, i have been to the Cabin at Burnham a number of times. Will probably go there next week if the weather changes, will drop you a message when I do. I have practically no miles on mine yet but I love it so far

Hello from an Essex boy got lost. I grew up on Mudsea Island.

Fun and games on the Strood during the recent storms. Some idiots thought that their 4X4s could swim and had to hitch a ride home with the RNLI.