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@JohnnyRebKy 6 сағат бұрын
I bought a 2016 with 9k miles on it exactly like that one. Bought it over a new heritage. The new ones didn’t feel as comfortable and planted on the highway as the old heritage design to me. So I gladly bought the 2016 instead of a 2024. Something is quite different about them. It’s more than just the looks. The new ones felt smaller and more cramped to me. I’m 6’3 and felt cramped on a 2024 but perfect on the 2016. The old one feels more like a Cadillac on the highway and very planted like a road king. If I had to buy a 2024 I’d have to take the road king The icing on the cake was I got my 2016 with 9k miles for 11k too 😂. Much better than 26k for a new one !
@GARamblinMan Сағат бұрын
You got a great deal and the older Twin Cam Heritage models are perfectly good motorcycles. I rode a 2016 model in Hawaii a few years ago and loved it. Thanks for watching!
@SB-mw1bg 17 сағат бұрын
I've given this bike consideration for a Marketplace purchase. I finally decided to get the Scout Bobber instead.
@GARamblinMan 17 сағат бұрын
I think you made a good decision. I really like the Indian Scout models. Thanks for watching!
@SB-mw1bg 14 сағат бұрын
@@GARamblinMan Thank you for the content.
@ed.t.hansen6499 3 күн бұрын
Cancelled in Thailand. But a bit heavy , weight.as is my 2019 model. tried the tiger gt pro. 20 kg lighter
@ronaldcoleman3119 8 күн бұрын
Hi George, I just bought a 2023 HD Heritage classic and I thought of your video when you chose it over the Road King. I see you bought an adventure bike those bikes are really cool. However, I’m only 5’6 to short for such a bike. Well enjoy the ride just wanted to say that I was thinking of you when buying my Heritage. Take care!
@GARamblinMan 7 күн бұрын
You bought a great motorcycle and I’m sure you will love it. Here’s to many happy miles!
@ed.t.hansen6499 8 күн бұрын
They cancelled the 24,'. F750gs in Thailand so ... Sell my 2019 f750gs for......
@ed.t.hansen6499 8 күн бұрын
Lovely I have a 2019 750gs. 222kg seems top heavy for me so looking at the tiger gt pro at 200kg dry. What a difference
@billbarrett6285 12 күн бұрын
What is your opinion of the Heritage for a new rider? I'm retired 6'3" approx 215-225. I'm considering 3 bikes, the Heritage, Street Bob, and the Triumph Bonneville T120.
@GARamblinMan 11 күн бұрын
Heritage might be a bit too heavy and powerful for a first time beginner bike. But with your size you should adjust to it quickly. The Street Bob and Triumph T120 might be a bit small but are both good bikes. Check out the Triumph Speedmaster. It’s a little smaller than the Heritage but a great cruiser and probably more comfortable than the Street Bob or Triumph T120. Good luck in your search!.
@billbarrett6285 12 күн бұрын
What do you think of the Heritage for a new rider? I'm retired 6'3" 215-220 or so.
@GARamblinMan 12 күн бұрын
It’s a little big and powerful for a brand new rider, but with your size, I think you would adjust quickly to it. I would just take it easy at first and practice especially slow speed maneuvers. Any smaller displacement starter bike is going to be really small and uncomfortable for you. Good luck!
@tacoman864 12 күн бұрын
Very nice video. Lot of effort and thought went i to it. Thank for the info. Do you like the heel toe shifter?
@GARamblinMan 12 күн бұрын
I had a heel toe shifter on my old Suzuki Boulevard but the Heritage didn’t have it stock and I got used to using just the toe shifter so I never upgraded the Heritage with a heel and toe shifter. Thanks for watching!
@ed.t.hansen6499 12 күн бұрын
i added a large windshield; its great . handelbar guards; center stand; mud flaps, touratech crash bars; its ready but.. only 77 hp.
@ed.t.hansen6499 12 күн бұрын
bmw cancelled he 750gs for asia but should i get one wtih more power; anyway. Love the low seat and fairly flat pannier seat. Options are limited; Kaw cancelleld the z900RS. so thats out. Tiger GT pro. is good seating for 2 up but is it too hi ? A bit lighter than the 750gs
@JohnnyRebKy 17 күн бұрын
I went to look at new ones for first time in long long times. I was shocked to see a new heritage at 25k. I thought they were around 16k 😂. It’s just a basic softail with bags and windshield. Nothing really special about it. But I decided real quick I’ll just buy a used garage queen for half that 😂. That’s just way too much for a dressed up softail.
@GARamblinMan 16 күн бұрын
I agree the price has gotten out of hand for the Heritage and a lot of other Harley-Davidson models. I got mine for less than $20K 3 years ago and I thought they were getting too expensive then. There are a lot of other great lower priced choices out there for new motorcycles or like you said, there are plenty of used one’s available. Thanks for watching!
@captainobvious5349 17 күн бұрын
I was THIS close to getting mine tomorrow 2023 660 The current bikes title is lost, so my purchase has been slightly delayed. Man, I CANNOT WAIT!!! Edit: Trading in my 2023 Rebel 1100 because of the 27" seat height and poorly designed center controls I will miss that cruise control though!!😂
@GARamblinMan 17 күн бұрын
I think you’ll love this Tiger 660. Nice low seat height and very light and easy to ride bike. Looks great too! Good luck with it and ride safe.
@RustyRecovery 19 күн бұрын
New sub. Looking forward to watching the F750GS videos. Your microphone quality is excellent even with the standard screen. Can i ask what audio system and helmet you are using ? Thanks for sharing. Jason
@GARamblinMan 19 күн бұрын
Thanks for the comments. I use a Purple Panda lavalier microphone from my GoPro on my helmet that is mounted on my chin bar. I route the cable from the GoPro behind the cheek pads and have the microphone taped to the inside of my helmet right in front of my mouth on the lower inner chin bar. The newer Purple Panda microphones come with a small foam wind sock on it that cuts down the wind noise a lot. I have my GoPro Hero 8 mounted in their MediaMod accessory that allows me to plug the microphone cable directly into the GoPro without an adapter. It took me a long time to get this set up for good audio quality but it works great. Thanks for watching!
@RustyRecovery 19 күн бұрын
Thanks buddy. Excellent channel and a great bike. Thanks again. Jason.
@kusadlamini5896 21 күн бұрын
Great and informative video. I am surely going to consider this bike when I upgrade next year
@GARamblinMan 21 күн бұрын
You won’t be disappointed in it if you’re looking for a mid sized adventure/sport touring motorcycle. Take a test ride first sure. Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
@ed.t.hansen6499 23 күн бұрын
unfortunately options, etc is country specific. save money, make money to strip offf options. quick shifter will be an option for sure where all this is standard on a xsr900. with over 100 hp . dynamic esa would be sweet.
@ed.t.hansen6499 23 күн бұрын
i put on hi windwhield; mud flaps, center stand was a chore to get on . sae plug, crash bars, so want to see whats new for 2024. same tpms, engine temps. extra ride mode. hope for cruise control ?
@ed.t.hansen6499 23 күн бұрын
I'm comfy at 200kg up to 205 like the tiger sport 660. 220kg is noticeable and top heavy for me. Riding a 500x is ez but not enough power for twisties, hills so ..... price for this is 15,000 usd- in thailand.
@GARamblinMan 21 күн бұрын
The Triumph Tiger 660 is a great bike. Light and low seat height. Doesn’t have all the extras that the GS has, but less expensive and a great value.
@slowridertv 25 күн бұрын
I really like sitting up higher for the better visibility.
@GARamblinMan 25 күн бұрын
Me too. I feel I have much better control over the motorcycle with this tall upright riding position. I have much more fun on the curves now. You still can’t beat a cruiser or touring bike for long range comfort but this new motorcycle has reignited my love of riding. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@jeffhankins6256 27 күн бұрын
I love the bike setup, I also have a 2018 Heritage In a 107 you can’t go wrong with this bike. If I could offer a couple of suggestions… 1. Motorcycle Drop Guards they go on the engine guards (crash bars) they give an extra layer of protection and are easy to install. They cost about $350 In the event you do resell the bike they help the resell value if you ever did drop the bike. 2. The phone mount I see you have on the bike I would replace, I had something similar and dropped my phone twice at high speed. I recommend Rokform mounts. The mounts run about $120 The car runs about $45 of the don’t have a matching case the universal adapter costs $20 and it does work. I used the universal adapter for about 3 years before upgrading my phone. 3. Last I would check out ClearWater Lights. I will admit they are pricey but worth it. Those lights put out more light than your headlights and they are adjustable. I run them at about 20% power normally. When I hit the horn or high beams they go full power. Just my thoughts, either way your bike is a beautiful bike enjoy your ride. Jeff
@jeffhankins6256 27 күн бұрын
I love the bike setup, I also have a 2018 Heritage In a 107 you can’t go wrong with this bike. If I could offer a couple of suggestions… 1. Motorcycle Drop Guards they go on the engine guards (crash bars) they give an extra layer of protection and are easy to install. They cost about $350 In the event you do resell the bike they help the resell value if you ever did drop the bike. 2. The phone mount I see you have on the bike I would replace, I had something similar and dropped my phone twice at high speed. I recommend Rokform mounts. The mounts run about $120 The car runs about $45 of the don’t have a matching case the universal adapter costs $20 and it does work. I used the universal adapter for about 3 years before upgrading my phone. 3. Last I would check out ClearWater Lights. I will admit they are pricey but worth it. Those lights put out more light than your headlights and they are adjustable. I run them at about 20% power normally. When I hit the horn or high beams they go full power. Just my thoughts, either way your bike is a beautiful bike enjoy your ride. Jeff
@wallyibib 29 күн бұрын
Hello GARamblinMan greetings from Northern Kentucky. Congrats on your retirement and the new bike. I would have recommended the c50 as a lighter bike but, I see you have already been down that road. I am going down that road now (thanks to you as the top youtuber along with Pastor Les from "Cruising the narrow road" and Shaun from Srkcycles respectively.) Enjoying your videos immensely. Thanks and keep up the great videos. Also thanks for keeping the c50t in the intro and ending. Wallace
@GARamblinMan 29 күн бұрын
I loved that Suzuki C50T I had for about 8 years. I bought it used for a great low price and put many happy miles on it. I’ve moved on, but that bike was one of the favorite motorcycles I’ve ever owned. Loving the new BMW F750 GS and look forward to sharing more rides on that bike. Thanks for the kind comments and glad you enjoy the channel. I really appreciate it. Thanks again!
@mrchrisblau Ай бұрын
Hi! Brand new rider here, picking up my f800gs tomorrow. Your videos are great - both informative and pumping me up before I get my own bike. Thank you!!
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
Your going to love your new F800 GS. Great bike, easy to handle and loads of fun. If you’re a new rider I suggest you ride a while in Rain mode to get used to the bike. That will be a more relaxed throttle response and won’t get you in trouble with over accelerating or going too fast from a stop. Just a suggestion. Congratulations on your purchase and let me know how you like it. Ride safe and thanks for watching!
@user-cx9cj8wf3h Ай бұрын
George, what screen do you have on your F750? It looks clean. I want to get one that fits that way.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
It’s the 18-inch adjustable windshield from Madstad. Great wind protection and easy to install. madstad.com/collections/f750/products/bmw-f750gs-2018-up-adjustable-windshield-system
@erics9754 Ай бұрын
Hi, George its Eric who spoke to you quite a while ago and was gonna congratulate you on your beautiful Heritage after getting rid of your Suzuki C50 boulevard LOL. I got the 2020 Roadmaster shortly after you reviewed the Indian Springfield that I almost bought but needed something more comfortable since my wife loves to ride with me and we both liked all the luxury features heated grips and seats lots of storage and good stereo GPS and power windshield plus 10 grand of options and love taking the wife for rides but being close to 60 it is more of a challenge regarding the weight but not a big deal as I am a large heavy guy so I use my weight to my advantage lol but I can see a day coming soon when it will be a little too bulky for me. I also have been curious about these bikes how did you find ride comfort. I am spoiled with the nearly 5 inches of rear travel with my Roadmaster and the stability that comes from a 940 lb bike on the highway do you find this bike stable? Thanks and have a good one George nice talking to you again.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
The ride on these smaller adventure motorcycles is different from your Roadmaster for sure. But I was surprised at how comfortable they are overall. Just a little different and it didn’t take me long at all to adjust. There is something to be said for a big heavy touring bike out on the highway. If that’s where you ride most of the time especially with a passenger these are probably a better bet than the smaller adventure motorcycles. But there’s a trade off with everything and the agile handling and light weight for slower speed maneuvers and moving it around your garage sold me on them. I actually find my BMW F750 GS quite stable at highway speeds with plenty of power. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@larry68hd11 Ай бұрын
Cool. But I like the Heritage
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I liked the Heritage better too. But this was a good inexpensive motorcycle for me when I bought it. It was comfortable but didn’t have all the up to date features my Heritage had like cruise control and ABS brakes. Thanks for watching!
@AnthonyGonzalez-lw1ek Ай бұрын
What is your opinion on the crusier from CFmoto 500 flc , 700xlc or the IBEC 450 I need a light bike short vet
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I have not ridden any of the CF Moto bikes but they are becoming popular and I think we will see more of them. I will review one if I ever get a chance to demo one. Have you looked at the Triumph Tiger 660? It’s very lightweight and low seat height. Handles great and that Triumph triple engine is awesome. If you’re looking for more of a cruiser style, the Triumph Bonnevilles and Speed Master are good choices. I also like the Indian Scouts, Harley-Davidson Nighters and Kawasaki Vulcan S 650. All good affordable smaller bikes. Thanks for watching and commenting! Thanks for your military service, too!
@lexkantoor6514 Ай бұрын
Wie kan help me aan een Suzuki boulevard c50trike
@ralavitaversatilebeachtowe8611 Ай бұрын
"Thanks for sharing this awesome BMW F750GS review! Your insights and riding experience really showcase the thrill and versatility of this bike. Keep up the fantastic work!" 😊👍
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
Thank you for the nice comments and there’s plenty more to come on this great new bike. Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it!
@kilpel2 Ай бұрын
I bought a road king in 2016, road like a buckboard, and shifted like a clunky tractor! Things you didn't mention.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
All Harley’s have a clunky transmission but that feature is just one of those things that make them a Harley. They have reduced the shaking with the M8 motors. I actually thought the Road King rode pretty well and was better than the Street Glides and Road Glides due to the longer travel on the rear shocks. But ride quality is highly subjective. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@kerrymcclure7503 Ай бұрын
Highway 64 from Franklin to the Highland area is really a great ride.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
A lot of great roads in that area. I’m thankful to be close. Thanks for watching!
@roscoesmith6744 Ай бұрын
Yep. That's a nice route. From Murphy to the Highlands. Then take 28 to war woman Rd back into Clayton. Or 76. Both great riding. Stay safe
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I plan on riding a lot of roads in that area soon and sharing the videos. Thanks for the tips and watching!
@JoshWillis1776 Ай бұрын
The heritage is the "road king" of harley no questions or arguments to be had. Strip it down for a cruiser and load it down for distance. The only thing road king has thats better is lean angle and hard saddle bags..... which does not affect the ride to ur average rider.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
The nice painted hard bags were really the only thing I thought the Road King was better at than the Heritage but I still love both bikes. Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
@Superfangelo Ай бұрын
Hey Doug. Mark Tucker here. You may not remember me. Like you, I sold my Heritage. I'm buying a,...guess what?.....2005 Suzuki C50T, a red one. Needed something a bit lighter and I'll get to sock a lot of $$$ in the bank. Good luck with your BMW and ride safe.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I know you’ll love the Boulevard. Mine was a 2005 too just in black. I liked the red and almost bought one but got a better deal on the black one. It’s a great bike and lighter than your Heritage but a lot like it. Have fun !
@brotherstanleo Ай бұрын
NC, GA and TN have some of the best roads in the country. Route 28 in NC is amazing as well from Bryson down to Franklin. Nice video! Thanks for sharing!
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
They sure do. We are lucky to live so close to these great motorcycle roads. I’ll have to try Rt 28 from Bryson to Franklin. Thx for the recommendation!
@northbysoutheast5439 Ай бұрын
It is some pretty riding up in that area. Blue Ridge Parkway is always a good road. 😎👍
@doughuntley2974 Ай бұрын
Didn't you initially ride a Suzuki? then Harley? Now BMW. Why did you get rid of your Harley?
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I really love almost all motorcycles and I like trying them all out. I sold the Harley because I knew I would not ride it that much anymore after getting the new BMW and it was still worth a good amount. I sold it for more than I paid for the new BMW so it was a good financial decision for me. I would have liked to have kept it, but having two bikes in the garage just isn't my thing (until of course I decide I want something else...ha!) Thanks for watching!
@doughuntley2974 Ай бұрын
@@GARamblinMan Sounds good. Enjoy the ride!
@JamesNolan Ай бұрын
I love riding blue ridge parkway, 28, and 441. Looks like really nice weather. We rode up to Devils Courthouse on Blue ridge parkway less than a month ago and got caught in a snowstorm. Anyway I’m wondering how comfortable your bike is for long riding. I have a Honda CB500x and I start getting back pain and leg cramps after about 6 hours. Love your channel. Keep the content coming. I’m happy about your new bike but miss the heritage.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
The BMW F750 GS is very comfortable for me. It’s a little bigger than the Honda CB500X, Kawasaki Versys 650 and the Triumph Tiger 660. I rode those smaller bikes and loved the handling and price point of those smaller bikes, but I knew I wouldn’t be comfortable on longer rides so I chose the slightly bigger 750 GS and I’m glad I did. I will need to change my seat be it’s a little firmer than I like, but that’s my only complaint so far. Thanks for watching!
@rodneybarcus2233 Ай бұрын
I can relate to having a repair in addition to paying for maintenance. The catalytic converter came loose from its welds and was causing some serious rattling noise. The options i had was to replace the head pipe with an OEM or go with an aftermarket one. I went with the vance and Hines power duels, plus it was 300 dollars less than what harley wanted for their OEM head pipe. I had my independent mechanic due the work sense harley's labor cost is ridiculous. The thing is I would kept the original parts on and saved some money, but that wasn't an option. Retirement is the best and I'm glad your enjoying it on two wheels.
@TCtubing Ай бұрын
Looks like a nice trip! I've got a 2021 F750GS I bought new, set up pretty similar to yours. Madstad windshield, BMW top case (which I also love), plus Barkbuster hand guards. You might consider those also. I ride in Michigan and adding the Barkbusters to cut the wind plus the heated grips makes those cool day rides more enjoyable.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I’ve considered the bark buster hand guards and I’ll probably put them on before next winter. I love the bike so far. I’ve got some more additions to it I’ll be sharing soon on upcoming videos. I really love the Madstad windshield I put on it. Just a great bike and you can never go wrong with a BMW GS if you’re looking for an Adventure bike. Thanks for watching!
@Eli4Bill Ай бұрын
Looked like a great trip and 64 is a great road. The weather should have been fantastic for your and Stoney’s ride. Hope you made it through today dry. Enjoy!
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
We had a great ride Thursday from Hickory to Lake Lure. Weather was great and we had lunch in a restaurant overlooking the lake. We will reschedule our West Virginia trip for later but it was great to get out for this short trip and visit with my great friend, NC Stoney. Thanks for watching.
@mbeck9680 Ай бұрын
Beautiful! Looks like I will have to add US Hwy 64 to my ride list. I agree, being retired has its benefits! In the next few months I will be moving from Lexington, SC to near Asheville, NC in the Hendersonville, NC area. That will put me in some great riding areas.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
Wow. You will be in a perfect place to get on some great roads. Hwy 64 goes right through Hendersonville and you can go east to Lake Lure or west towards Brevard, Highlands, Cashiers and past some great waterfalls. You can also go north on Hwy 276 out of Pisgah Forest near Hendersonville right to the Blue Ridge Pkwy. I’ve ridden a lot in that area and you are in for a treat! Thanks for watching.
@rabukan5842 Ай бұрын
I have a 2012 F650GS with full crash guards and full panniers, and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. I am selling it to a friend and am going to purchase the same f750GS once we settle in Europe. I have done everything I wanted to with this bike, even had it off road many times. At 66, I'm not boulder jumping, but I do like to do light off road riding and my F650GS did just fine. I just put some Michelin Anakee Adventures on it and it handled the dirt, gravel, and rocks beautifully. I even had it in sand as my bike does not have traction control and the ABS can be turned off. Dropped it twice, but even the larger ones drop in sand :) You have a great bike there. Enjoy!
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I’m looking forward to doing some light off road riding too. First I need to add the skid plate below the motor and some crash guards. Love it so far on the street. Thanks for watching and good luck with the new bike!
@rabukan5842 Ай бұрын
@@GARamblinMan Yes, the skid plate is a must along with the crash guards. My skid plate is steel, and my panniers and crash guards are Givi (Givi sides and the top box is the BMW Vario.) Bought mine Givi's from RevZilla. Excellent! I will do the same with the f750gs. I also have the larger touring windshield and an extender for highway riding, and I put a rear brake extender on too for my off road boots.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I added the 18-inch Madstad windshield. I love it.
@rabukan5842 Ай бұрын
@@GARamblinMan I have both the Madstad flyscreen and touring windshields for my Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster. Yes, Madstad is great, and I will probably order that one as well. I have the 22" which is perfect on that bike, but will probably go with an 18" on the BMW. Did you get 18"?
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
@rabukan5842 yes I got the 18-inch and it’s perfect for me. I see right over the top of it and it blocks all the wind on my chest and sends the air right over my helmet. I am 6-0” tall and have the standard seat.
@cbsbass4142 Ай бұрын
We were just up in Lake Lure and around the Flower Bridge visiting family at Lake Adger this past weekend and thought about you when I looked up and saw Chimney Rock
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
It’s a great destination for sure. Hwy 64 coming into Lake Lure from Morganton is a blast to ride.
@johnalbone3372 Ай бұрын
Nice bike I have added the BMW touring sceen and adjustable mount from the F800GS Adventure
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I thought about the BMW touring screen but the cost of the bracket and wind screen was just a bit too much for me. I always try to go with genuine BMW parts and accessories if I can. I’m happy with the Madstad windshield though. Thanks for watching!
@caseybarnett8708 Ай бұрын
Yeah man….I bought a 2009 road King 4 ish years ago at Killer Creek. Just sold it and got a 2020 Softail Heritage Classic S. Fuck me, what an upgrade! I’ve already put 800 miles on her in the last three weeks.
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
It’s a great bike and I think it’s the best lighter weight touring cruiser out there. I like the Road King too and it’s probably #2 if you don’t like fairings. But the 114 motor on that lighter frame is just awesome. Have fun on your Heritage! Thanks for watching.
@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863 Ай бұрын
Just bought a 2019 107 black out love the bike
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
I think it’s one of Harley’s best bikes ever. Thanks for watching!
@DropoutJerome Ай бұрын
I hit a pothole on a private road with my 2020 f750gs, bent and cracked both sport rims. There's only one option for aftermarket rims are spoked and cost $1500, BMW charges $3k+ for their rims, so be careful with hitting stuff on this adventure bike lol
@GARamblinMan Ай бұрын
Thanks for the heads up. I plan to keep mostly on nicer roads but I know that potholes can jump out of nowhere. There’s not much of anything with the BMW logo on it that’s not expensive. Thanks for watching!
@michaelcox5739 2 ай бұрын
Great review I already know about the windscreen you didn't say anything about heat from the engine or hard starting but I think I'm sold been thinking of downsizing to a middle weight bike due to pricing and my age
@GARamblinMan 2 ай бұрын
I haven’t noticed any excessive engine heat so far but it’s been pretty cool here. It’s a water cooled engine so I don’t anticipate a problem. It also starts right up. No hard starting so far at all. I’m really glad I downsized to a lighter motorcycle like this. I’m taking it on a 5-day trip from my house in Georgia up to and around West Virginia the first week in May. I’ll post some videos of that trip and comment on how it is for touring. Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck.
@michaelcox5739 Ай бұрын
Have a safe trip i will subscribe to follow your adventures I have 03 BMW R1150R and 04 1150GS and 05 1200gs the bigger bikes are getting more expensive and I'm getting older,thanks for the come back and mobile easy