Hello from Germany

Montanarolo Posts : 12 Join date : 2023-10-12

Good day,
I come from Germany near Heidelberg. I'm retired and now have more time to go on big tours in Europe. Not all with the GRiSO. I use my R100GS or HD LowRider ST (all air-cooled) for the big turns (3000-5000km). I bought my 1200 SE new in 2017. I like to modify all of my motorcycles a little more or less. I have written details about this elsewhere in the forum. It's always nice to exchange ideas with other allies.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

GRiSO Capo Posts : 639 Join date : 2018-10-04 Age : 61

Hello ! Welcome cheers

GRiSO Capo Posts : 1738 Join date : 2014-07-03

RedDevil wrote:: Good day,
I come from Germany near Heidelberg. I'm retired and now have more time to go on big tours in Europe. Not all with the GRiSO. I use my R100GS or HD LowRider ST (all air-cooled) for the big turns (3000-5000km). I bought my 1200 SE new in 2017. I like to modify all of my motorcycles a little more or less. I have written details about this elsewhere in the forum. It's always nice to exchange ideas with other allies.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

I "liked" your post, but will now add this about "big turns."

Nothing wrong at all with your R100GS or HD LowRider ST, but don't underestimate the long legs of your GRiSO.

I took numerous multi-day trips on my 2010, and some here are veterans of serious cross-country trips. See, e.g., this recent ride report from @kindoy2:

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Best,

Bill

Montanarolo Posts : 10 Join date : 2023-08-31

Welcome! Nice wheels. I am toying with getting away from the spokes. I see you have a modified muffler support because of removal of the rear peg bracket. How does that seem for side to side rigidity?

Montanarolo Posts : 12 Join date : 2023-10-12

... sorry

I'm sure my exhaust mount is working fine. I check these before going out - always firmly.

If you want the frame plates to stay, it is of course better to use a 2-fold holder, like the one from daes-mototec.

GRiSO Capo Posts : 1738 Join date : 2014-07-03

RedDevil wrote:: Ich bin sicher, dass meine Auspuffhalterung gut funktioniert. Ich kontrolliere diese vor einer Ausfahrt - immer fest.

Wenn die Rahmenplatten bleiben sollen, ist es natürlich besser einem 2 fach Halter zu nehmen, wie den von daes-mototec.

Damit der Rest von uns nicht übersetzen muss, sollten Sie vielleicht auf Englisch antworten?

Für die Amerikaner ist es schon schwierig genug, die Oz-Sprache zu übersetzen, die hier von vielen verwendet wird.

Entschuldigung, wenn ich das abgeschlachtet habe, da mein Deutsch eingerostet ist.

Bilhelm

[Edited as now OBE. Bill]

Squinternotto Posts : 7 Join date : 2023-03-15 Age : 48

Welcome Mate.

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