I have one for more than 3 years.
The first one broke.
The second one is fine.
Both cheap chinese stuff.
No vibration.
I'm using the reverse each time I ride, to get out of the stand.
Very practical and useful Item.
One can manipulate it without leaning or even looking at it.
English is not a problem for french members, obviously all of them have a good command on it.
In my first post I said this thread will be mostly in French because probably only french members will be interrested in a meeting in our country.
All participants are welcome but unfortunately, I...
Sorry but this thread will be mostly in French.
But all comments are welcome :ROFLMAO: .
Qui serait tenté par un petit meeting quelque part, disons en septembre pour avoir le temps de s'organiser.
Postez ici si ça vous intéresse et on voit ce qu'on peut faire ?
Je suis dans le midi, mais on...
Same project for me.
I'm thinking about bringing my R1200C Montauk in USA for one year or two. A friend can keep it in his garage in Anapolis.
I've figured out how to ship it but can't find how to insure it with a french licence.
The sign "Moto vendue" is in French for sure. But I'd rather bet it's in Quebec.
In France the sign would rather only say "Vendue"
But Dieulevent will tell us.
Agree.
Using bags is way more practical (and hygienic) when on a road trip and moving to an accomodation.
My bags are more spacious than the Bagger/ TC ones. I bought the iside bags on Motea web site.
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