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Thank you Mac. Appreciate the update and options. I'm new to the R90SWORLDNET Group since about Jan of 2023. Don't recall seeing your email on this subject? I think it's a GREAT SITE and GROUP of R90S

Thanks Lars. mac

Thanks David for your input. Mac Kirkpatrick Glenmoore, PA "After all, what is adventure, but inconvenience, properly regarded?" C. Donahue

Denny, I suggest everyone go to the Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners site and do a trial run, so click here https://vintagebmw.org Then click on Forums in the top line which will take you here

I'm a member of both and have no issues moving everything to VBMWMO. Seems like a no brainer to me. David B [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Mac, Thanks for your efforts. I just signed up for a three year membership. Lars Hens Orinda, CA

See it for yourself: The Incomparable BMW R90S - Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners<https://vintagebmw.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=17>. In order to be able to join the community chat, you need a login, which

BRILLIANT! Ted

Hi, Mac: We've met but once, when you hosted the ?th and last reunion. We face a quandary with a simple solution. The venerable R90S has so few owners around the world it's hard to imagine that our

Hi Mac Thanks for this update. What are the downsides of moving this forum and associated materials to VBMWMO? Would there be additional navigation to get to the R90S communications and associated

All R90sWorldnet members: As the owner of the R90sWorldnet (I started it maybe 20-25 years ago, truly amazing and gratifying you guys have hung in there for so long), I was contacted recently by the

On Mon, Aug 7, 2023 at 05:50 PM, Dennis Grossman wrote: > > ... trying to decide which BMW models would be best for these rides. We > like back roads along and live on the West Coast with mountains

I have the '75 R90S, '85 K100 (owned since 1987), and 2007 1200 GSA.... I'd take the GSA for comfort, safety and packing options.

I own all three model year R90S bikes and bought a 2010 R1200GS for two up riding because of the comfort and safety it provides. wrote:

Denny Looking at it from a different point and using this example. Over here, February is the hottest month of the year. I have been attending the same event since 1978 in absolutely glorious sunshine

I have a current R1250RS and have found it to be a wonderful sport tourer. If you are happy with the bikini fairing on the R90S, the smallish screen on the RS will be familiar. The modern brakes and

Dennis, we regularly enjoy traveling on our 2009 R1200GS. It is my personal preference to not buy another BMW motorcycle. Our 1200GS and R90s have more miles and years in their future than we do.

Hi Group I realize this is a little off base to pure R90S discussion, but cannot think of a better group to pose this question to. My wife and I are looking to do some longer trips than we usually

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