Hi guys and maybe gals
I have been a biker for about 50years came to BMW in 2004 when I obtained a k100LT with just 15 miles on clock, I also have a (dare I say it on here) CRF 450, I look forward to reading your posts and perhaps contributing, Nice to see some old faces I know beachcomer, alex ,and ajays from other places. Thanks to Bert for the welcome from Halifax N.C
rgds
Clive

Hi Clive and welcome and as for your other post that is what we are here for but alas I can not provide an answer but there is a wealth of knowledge here and our combined biking years is...... lets just say a lot.

Regards,

Phil

phil_mars wrote:Hi Clive and welcome .... our combined biking years is...... lets just say a lot.

Regards,

Phil

oh dear... I have been riding since I got my license at 17. That makes me feel very old indeed

Biker1941 wrote:
I have been a biker for about 50years came to BMW in 2004 when I obtained a k100LT with just 15 miles on clock, I also have a (dare I say it on here) CRF 450

We all have owned (or still own) other bikes than K's. No shame!
Here in Halifax(NS), a lot of BMW riders also own KLR 650s.
With age, we all change the way we ride and the type of bikes we ride. When the bike came on the market in 1984 a lot of us could not afford it (lot of us are 45 and over - See the poll here). We were paying for a house, raising family,..... Now, they are a lot more affordable and houses are paid & kids live their own life.
Time to have fun again

Welcome to the forum.

Bert

Good on you and welcome aboard, every long term rider is a new source of experience and knowledge earned the hard way by diligent application in the University of Life (probably the best qualification there is)
Regards,
K-BIKE