Nate Kern BMW S 1000 RR Ambassador and Test Rider

[@marklawless1726]

Great interview, I had the pleasure of meeting Nate at a Marriott in South Tucson, Az. a few years ago.

[@Texas2Tires]

Thanks for checking out the interview, glad you enjoyed it. This is the third BMW ambassador I’ve interviewed. Also did videos with Shawn Thomas and Quinn Redeker. If interested check those out they are super cool guys too. Here’s the links: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4qcYXdqn5xrhpIsi=mkutdgW4NjlBI4Pm kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWHGnaibaN6piNksi=7q1nEWH8jhf5NDTE

[@gheorghevlad3889]

Great interview!

[@Texas2Tires]

Thank you for watching. I’m happy to hear you enjoyed it.

[@duanecarlson5008]

Excellent interview I enjoy your videos. I have an rt in Chicago area and a gs in California at my daughters I would like to replace the gs with either a rs or possibly an s1000r in some configuration . I mainly ride the canyons in California but do like the windscreen on the rs and ability to take a trip if I wanted to. Do you have any opinion on the rs vs s1000r? I appreciate your opinion and your expertise on the rs. Thanks Duane

[@Texas2Tires]

Thanks for checking out the video and appreciate the comment. Wow you already have two of BMW’s best bikes. Although l love my RS, for you I would probably recommend the S 1000 R because it is a completely different bike than the RT and the RS. To me having an RS and an RT is a little bit too much overlap. If I was willing to spend a bit more of my hard earned money I would probably own an S 1000 RR and an RT. Perfect bike mix for long relaxing rides on the torquey RT and those days I want shorter more exciting faster rides. Boxer and inline 4 best of both torque and hp!

[@RobertR1200rt]

Interesting

[@Texas2Tires]

He was very cool to chat with and loves sharing his knowledge.