R1200R PHOT0 GALLERY

[Rrider]

That blue is my favorite. Very nice.

[tobes]

My new baby called "Herta". Got her today and am sooooooooooo proud!

Fantastic. Congratulations!

[AncientMariner]

Congratulations Stef. And such a beautiful color!!!

Many happy miles.

[Rocket]

Congratulations Stef. Your new bike looks absolutely beautiful.
Roll on summer!

Ron

[Talon Six]

Texas weather finally cleared up...

[Mollygrubber]

I love the white ones - trade you for a Canuck blue model?

Peter

[jaspervd]

me
the Netherlands

[Rocket]

Great photos.
Well done.

[jaspervd]

thanks pal!

[dav]

Out & about on a public hoilday

[Rocket]

Out & about on a public hoilday

Cracking shot. Great angle of the bike. Looks beautifully balanced. The sports screen and silver crash bars are nice and subtle aren't they?

[jed1]

Here are some photos of a trip I recently did from Brisbane down to Melbourne. Normally about 1800kms, however I took a few 'back roads' and zig-zagged from coast roads to inland roads and ended up taking about 3300kms to get there. Had a great time and the bike was flawless.



























Safe riding to all,

Jed

[Mollygrubber]

Wow, really nice pictures Jed1! That's some lovely countryside you rode - my kind of roads... I thought Australia was all desert!

Peter

[jed1]

Hi Peter,

Yes there is a lot of desert here, however most is in central Australia. The rest of the continent (especially the east coast) here ranges from rain forest to dry scrub/bushland and just about everything in between. A bit of a mixed bag really.

Its so nice to get out on the road for a few weeks and just leave work and everything behind. Nothing like the open winding road and an R1200R to put a smile on your face.

Safe riding,

Jed.

[Talon Six]

When he was visiting, my dad showed me on Google Maps where the folks from the Food Network show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri have placed a marker at all the places they've visited. Mac & Ernie's Roadside Eatery looked like the best nearby target on the map, so today I took a trip out to Tarpley, Texas which is out in Hill Country and is a wonderful ride through Bandera and along some amazing twisties. The food was un-frapping-believably good...almost as good as the ride.

If you're ever in Texas, this place is worth the ride (of course, what place isn't?) http://macandernies.com/

Here's a shot of the front of the restaurant:


...and one from the ride home.


Here's the link to the DD&D Google maps page: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8& ... dbb9f94f0b

[TIV]

[Mollygrubber]

Nice looking sky there TIV, did you get wet? I still like the white...

Peter

[TIV]

High and dry. Storms all around me with lots of soaked roads but never a drop on me. Can't sit home every time the weather man says it might rain. Got a good 80 mile ride in through the mountains past some ski resorts. Bike got real dirty but the white doesn't show it too bad.

[Lost Rider]

Worlds United.

My work box and bike @ Hollywood Bowl.

[deilenberger]

Joe - what sort of mileage do you get out of these tiny tires on your work box? You do tow it behind the R right?