First of all, I'd like to apologize for my horrible English but, I'll do my best for a good understanding.

I've just bought an old k 100 rs, from 1987 exactly, and I'm like a kid with a new pair of shoes. It has been a dream come true because in 1990 I got the chance of driving a new one that one of my best friends had bought.

Since then, I've owned different bikes but is now when I feel I've purchased the one I need. I'm usually ride accompanied by my wife and she feels safe and comfortable on it.

Though it's quite old and it has 110.000 km. it runs smoothly and doesn't appear to have any malfunction.

If it'd have, I'm totally sure this forum will help me because its amazing tutorials.

Beers for everybody and cheeeeeeeers.

See you on the road:D

Welcome aboard Domingo. I think your English is better than mine.

Welcome, you may need to learn Australian English as well.

Welcome Domingo, and to your wife. Apparently 50,000 years ago my family spent time in Spain hiding out from the ice-age. We are all related
mate and the K gene goes way back.
I would not even attempt to join a Spanish language forum, so all power to you.
Enjoy that bike.
Cheers
RT

welcome domingo ......happy riding to you

Welcome to the forum domingo

Welcome to the forum Domingo.
I find that when someone starts out with "please excuse my English" then they usually speak it far better than I speak which ever language is their native one.

Well done on your purchase Domingo. Safe riding!

Welcome Domingo - enjoy your time here

110,00 km some would say it's just been well "run in''.

Welcome and enjoy.

regards Bushy

[quote="bushyintas"]110,00 km some would say it's just been well "run in''.

Welcome and enjoy.

regards Bushy[/quote

Thanks for answer but I'm afraid that I didn't get the joke, "run in", if it was.

Welcome aboard Domingo and to your wife also.
Regards,
K-BIKE

[quote="Domingo"]

Isn't english a strange language? Run In is when for the first 1000km you ride easily so to let the engine free up a bit and make the rings bed.

English lesson number two...in the game of cricket you can be run out....that means you are finished.

lesson 3 - a man is considered complete if he marries the right woman but finished if he marries the wrong woman.

Welcome Domingo glad to have you on board.

BIG D

Welcome Domingo. I don't know if it's clear yet, but 'run in' means barely used. These bikes routinely go 300,000 kms with regular maintenence.

Understood.

I've already said in my introduction message that I don't have a very good English.

Please, try not to be very tough with me

No one is going to be tough on you Domingo, we all value each others stories and experiences. If there are things here that you cannot understand, please ask, we would prefer you to ask again than try and do something to your bike without knowledge.
I have asked some stupid questions in the past and they still talk to me.
Cheers amigo.
RT

Welcome Domingo, easy going group of people on here. As RT says if you dont undertsand ask again,someone here will explain for you.

Nope no such thing as a stupid question just dumb answers.

Good luck with the K

Welcome Domingo from another new forum member living in England.

I have fond memories of many biking tours I did around Spain and Portugal during the 1980's on various bikes. Fantastic weather, scenery, roads and kind truck drivers who always signalled to let you know when the road ahead was clear for you to overtake.

Hope you find the forum interesting.

Bill

Thanks guys.

I'm very glad for all your answers and also a bit surprised for being answered by people from such a different places world wide.

Domingo, we are a world wide community bound together with the love of a particular model of bike. The love of motorcycling goes beyond languages and borders. Your English is much better than my Spanish.