R1200R PHOT0 GALLERY

[Yoshi]

Hi, Don.



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Sorry, I don't have very good pictures as you requested. I believe Patrick P.13 has exactly the same fairing as I have. If you still curious how it looks, I will try to take some more photo for you, but it will take some time.


Yoshi

[deilenberger]

Hi Yoshi,

Thanks.. they show me what I needed. I was wondering if there was room above the instruments for a GPS, and from the looks of things - there isn't. It is quite nice how it is molded around the instrument cluster...

[Rolando33]

Yoshi,
That is some very nice work. I think the Subaru Blue looks really good on that bike. Bravo!

[Rolando33]

My two bits!


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[Rolando33]

Two more for silly sake---but she's my baby! Traditional, but sporty.


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[Dr. Strangelove]

Hi Yoshi,

Thanks.. they show me what I needed. I was wondering if there was room above the instruments for a GPS, and from the looks of things - there isn't. It is quite nice how it is molded around the instrument cluster...

HI, Don,
Doesn't it look like there might be room for a gps to the right of the RID, like with a tech mount off of the handlebar?

John

[deilenberger]

HI, Don,
Doesn't it look like there might be room for a gps to the right of the RID, like with a tech mount off of the handlebar?

John

John, after having GPS's in lots of different spots - I find I prefer them to be as close to eye level as possible. They cause the least distraction from watching the road that way. I think even right of the RID one might block part of the instruments.

This is my current setup (with a NAV-III replacing the 2720 Garmin):

[Dr. Strangelove]

I agree with you 100% about blocking any part of the view of the dash and the zumo on my 1150r is mounted to obstruct nothing with a tech-mount (as is my Sirius radio). It looked like there was a niche on the right that a zumo might fit in, but your nav display looks to be wider than the zumo, perhaps.

John

[Lost Rider]

[Rocket]

Just superb Joe. Your photos capture the essence of what biking is all about for me - the sense of adventure , freedom and excitement, and the access it gives us to the stunning beauty of the world around us , if we just take time to stop and look a while.

Inspiring and really appreciated. Thank you.

[TT RDHS]

Just superb Joe. Your photos capture the essence of what biking is all about for me - the sense of adventure , freedom and excitement, and the access it gives us to the stunning beauty of the world around us , if we just take time to stop and look a while.

Inspiring and really appreciated. Thank you.

Well said...
+1

[Coyote Crazy]

Joe,
Awesome images!! Soooo good to see you back on the R!!

[lynnboyd]

Some pictures of our Lake Michigan Circle Tour this summer:

[Lost Rider]

[Daryl_stamp]

Hey Chitown; glad to see your cool pics again.
Never thought I'd get rid of the R1150R; but the R1200... is sweet, even in Elephantitus Trim.
I've blasted lots of dirt roads on it & it's taken a dirt nap or two, a real blast to ride.... anywhere.

[Lost Rider]

Thanks!

Not sure why photo 1 wasn't showing up.... fixed.

What's Elephantitus Trim?



And quit dropping your bike! they don't like it.

[Daryl_stamp]

Thanks!

Not sure why photo 1 wasn't showing up.... fixed.

What's Elephantitus Trim?



And quit dropping your bike! they don't like it.

Elephantitus Trim = an affectionate term for my new R1200GSA....

[Lost Rider]

Ahhh.... nice boxer, even if...


cheers

[AncientMariner]

Joe,

Those B&W shots are fantastic.

Bruce

[Lost Rider]

An older but fun one, back before I had ripped off the skidplate.