CHECK THIS OUT

[D Man]

Very interesting, the silencer looks a bit odd sticking so far out. The license plate bracket may not accomodate the larger European plates.
Be sure to check out the full system which includes replacing the induct, the airfilter, injectors, etc.


http://www.rbracing-rsr.com/blackhole/b ... austs.html

[budman200210]

Thats one of them mind twister things init? lol
The number plate dont sit in the same angle as the angle of the angled end pipe? lol
and its a four into 1?

Laughin me ass off... am i being a div???
ive had a drink to be honest!!! crackin up!
Aaron

[winger]

Not here please ,go into the Pelican there a million posting on the subject all several years old.

[Harry]

it was ugly as f*ck the first time i saw it. nothings changed.

[budman200210]

Not here please ,go into the Pelican there a million posting on the subject all several years old.

???

[Harry]

There's a similar board to this in the US called Pellican Parts.
Often populated by argumentative types who use expressions like 'you dickwad' and like to discuss fuel economy and whether the 1200 is less good than the 1100 cos it should have hard luggage. Like, who cares?

we're more friendly. usually.

[winger]

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/forumdis ... forumid=24

Here's another


http://micapeak.com/reg/bikes/R11S/

[D Man]

Sorry I brought up the subject. The majority of BMW riders here in the States are quite nice actually. I apologize for the rest.
D Man

[_IT_]

For what its worth I think they changed the design of that zorst so that it didnt stick out the back anymore. The same company did loads of mods to get some more ponies from an 1100S looked quite exciting, but then its probably cheaper to buy a 1200

[Harry]

Sorry I brought up the subject. The majority of BMW riders here in the States are quite nice actually. I apologize for the rest.
D Man

You're right - I shouldnt allow the attitude of the few to tarnish the reputation of the many.
Anyone who apologises for the rest should be welcome here!!!

[f90x]

nope