thansk for the welcome
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:39 pm
yes this is excatly my bike , i have ABS( integrated ) alarm and imobilazer,heated handgrips , and helmet lock system but I guess these are standard options with my bike . Because it is new I am not much pushing the engine as per the manual it says not to exceed 4000rpm first 1000km and I hope it will start egtting faster after firts 1000. Kuwait is a great location for biking . you can ride almost 10 months a year but not in july august as it reaches to 55C. and about 40 after midnight. ( a bit hot here) but the rest of the year in partuculary in winter it is lovley . Long and large higways , but a small country you can reach the Iraqi border from the saudi border with 1-1,5 hours so if you missed the next exit you are in Baghdat.
thanks for the warm welcome and I shall ask your expert ideas when ever I need know something about the new toy. Here in Kuwait there is a large expat community and a large bmw rider group , we are meeting every friday morning having group breakfast and riding arroud which is great fun . any how I iwll keep checking my messages and keep visiting the web page .
thanks for the warm welcome and I shall ask your expert ideas when ever I need know something about the new toy. Here in Kuwait there is a large expat community and a large bmw rider group , we are meeting every friday morning having group breakfast and riding arroud which is great fun . any how I iwll keep checking my messages and keep visiting the web page .
), but it's not that much hotter if any than a lot of places in the American Southwest. For example, the Laughlin, Nevada/Bullhead City, Arizona/Needles, California run into the 130-F in the shade.