My new r1100s

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doghouse
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My new r1100s

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Hi all,
As promised a pic of the new stead. Its been nicknamed Bismark by the wife., Something to do with size and the colour.
Its a 53 plate and came to me with lots of goodies.
Laser cans and y piece, wider rear rim and upgrade shock, carbon extended front mudguard and hugger,Belly pan, K & N. Also got factory heated grips and panniers.
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Nice comfortable seat youv'e got there - made of leaves is it?
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I likey 8)
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You forgot to mention the white lenses.Image

Hmmm black rear wheel and silver front. Interesting combination.Image

Overall rather tastyImage
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skiddy boxers wrote:You forgot to mention the white lenses.Image

Hmmm black rear wheel and silver front. Interesting combination.Image

Overall rather tastyImage
I thought white lenses were standard oops.
Think i'll get the front wheel matched to the back.

Leaves are optional organic gel seat option :lol:
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Glad to see you've got the fastest (and most tasteful) colour...
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Smart bike mate where did you get the belly pan ?
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elkesprint wrote:Smart bike mate where did you get the belly pan ?
Can't help you im afraid. It was fitted when i bought the bike
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Smart bike mate where did you get the belly pan ?
Looks like one of THESE

Pleanty of threads on fitting and painting this version. Just search 'bellypan'
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I was going to buy that bike! :shock:

You beat me to it because I got caught behind a haywagon on the M25. Also DObles only offered me £300 for my f650 :roll:

However, I bought a blue 2005 one from South London Motorcycles instead- and I love it. :D
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sussexgirl wrote:I was going to buy that bike! :shock:

You beat me to it because I got caught behind a haywagon on the M25. Also DObles only offered me £300 for my f650 :roll:

However, I bought a blue 2005 one from South London Motorcycles instead- and I love it. :D
Ahh, Sorry about that, it was the best one i could find and they offered me a grand for my ten year old zrx. Had a bit of a run in with South London in the past, so wouldn't buy from them.
Still trying to get used to the R, time will tell.

Maybe see you at one of the local haunts? :wav:
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Nae bother- the blue one matches my jacket better. :p

Can't say I would buy from Dobles after being offered peanuts for my bike. Although he did raise his offer to a grand after I said I'd not consider anything less than £1300 for it. :twisted:

Hope you get on with it.
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sussexgirl wrote:I was going to buy that bike! :shock:

You beat me to it because I got caught behind a haywagon on the M25. Also DObles only offered me £300 for my f650 :roll:
You sure you weren't at Flatford Mill, Dedham Vale? :D
(intellectual joke)

I do like the colour. It reminds me of a happy two hours I spent co-hosting The Biker Show on WVLS Allegheny Mountain Radio - about nine or ten years ago - as guest presenter. One of the songs was called "Battleship Grey", all about a guy who bought an old Norton. Can't remember who it was by (it wasn't any of those that pop up on Google when I searched).

Lovely ride from the co-presenter's home 25 miles through the Appalachians on an old Triumph Daytona...


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(I look knackered because I just travelled all the way from Ohio in the back seat of a Honda Civic)

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