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G4ZUF > BIKE 04.04.98 09:50l 25 Lines 955 Bytes #-10299 (0) @ EU
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Read: GUEST DK3EL
Subj: Re: whats best ??
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From: G4ZUF@GB7BED.#21.GBR.EU
To : BIKE@GBR
G4ZUF/TPK 1.81 Msg #:31 Date:17-03-98 Time:17:23Z
>Out and out tourer Honda Pan Euro followed closely by the K100. If BMW
> had sorted out their pathetic switch gear it would
> have been equal first.. Next has gotta be almost any
> of the Guzzi range. Solid build, go on for ever, just
> a bit too much of the `farm tractor' about them for
> my liking.
Nowt wrong with the bmw switchgear om....
It's one of the few you can actually change indication on while operating
the clutch/front brake and throttle....
Apart from the first 10 miles when I got the bike, I think it's the better
system.
And for both sports tourer and out-and-out tourer, try the K1200RS.
As for the guzzi....good bike, but spoilt by the finish (crude) and also
the spares cost (my brother has one)
John
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