Hi there,
I'm a gas turbine expert(age 46), live in west side of Hungary, near the austrian border, the village name is Kőszegszerdahely.
I have got my driving license for scooters at my 14, for motocycles at 19.
My last moto was ETZ-250, made by IFA, in "der DDR".
If anybody needs any help in my side of Europe, my mobile: +36309250097

Hi Agezu welcome to the forum.  If I am ever in that part of Europe I will give you a call.

Nice to see you!  I have driven across from Ireland to Budapest, you have nice roads. My route took me from Vienna to Budapest.....
Lots of Ks in Hungary, I have seen quite a few nice ones. The police bikes seem to be K75s and well maintained.

RicK G wrote:Hi Agezu welcome to the forum.  If I am ever in that part of Europe I will give you a call.

 Thx, waiting for Your call

92KK K100LT 193214 wrote:Nice to see you!  I have driven across from Ireland to Budapest, you have nice roads. My route took me from Vienna to Budapest.....
Lots of Ks in Hungary, I have seen quite a few nice ones. The police bikes seem to be K75s and well maintained.

 Thx, if You come back, I can suggest some tips about the places to see

I would love to go back again.

The route across takes in some lovely places and really would be a perfect bike tour......

Start with Cherbourg then on to the World War 2 landing beaches
Bayeaux tapestry
Paris and some art galleries.....
Munich and BMW museum.....
Stuttgart and Mercedes Benz museum.....
Salzburg and Mozart.....take non motorway to Vienna
Vienna and some more music and history....some great rides around Vienna through the mountains....
And of course Budapest...

Just realised it would take weeks to get there. But a great trip.

Strasbourg is halfway between Roscoff and Budapest...

If you come over this way you will be very welcome. I came back from a run on Sunday night and ended up travelling 100km with a Dutch guy who just came off the ferry from France on an impeccable and well used R90S in the original orange colour. First time in Ireland, sent him on his way with directions.

OK !
I'll travel to Germany on Sunday for 3 months to work.
Unfortunately I can't ride just after arriving.

Hi Agezu !
Ks are forever !
Welcome.

Thanks, I'm happy to be here...

Welcome Agezu.  Man!  The name of your village is a challenge for a native English speaker. 
However, I'd welcome the chance to practice my pronunciation with the help of the locals    Seriously, I hope to ride in Eastern Europe before I get too old to throw a leg over my K100RS!
Dreams, dreams....

Welcome along! Hungary is a strange place all right but plenty of Beemers around, even R65s still in service with the police

Being from the Kőszeg area so close to the Austrian border I suppose you speak German just as well as English...

Hi Agezu,
Good to have you with us.
Regards,
K-BIKE

 

Hi Agezu welcome to the forum.

BIG D

hello agezu welcome

k-rider:D