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Headlights--it's all part of the unusual craftsmanship of BMW. It's what makes the beemer unique!

I did his school a few years back on my BMW K1200R. Are you signed up for level 1? I appreciated the lessons. Enjoy the ride!

Here's a place I stayed at in 2006. There's even a garage for your bike. http://www.twowheelinn.com/

I'll sell you my '97.

sharp color. Thanks for sharing the pics.

Well, it turns our I need 2 shaft seals and my swing arm must come off to accomplish the task. So, I'm looking at $350 bucks. I was expecting worse news.

Well, I noticed I have an oil leak somewhere. It's pooling on my rear tire (kickstand side). I haven't noticed it leaking onto the floor though. Is this a simple seal that's leaking or am I in for a rude awakening at the stealership? Thanks All, Steeler

My 2006 BMW K1200R is quicker!

Glad to hear we have a bunch of kind hearted softies on the forum!

Does the kit come with good directions that my dealership mechanic could understand? I certainly won't be doing this work. How much would you charge for 12" rear shocks and the fork lowering kit?

What company sells the internal lowering kit for the front forks? Does Sean carry these? Thanks all

I thought you were gonna say you bought her a matching VMax

If I put the 12 inch rear shocks on and lower the front an inch to inch and a half, will I need the shorter side stand? What about the center stand? Thanks, Steeler

Must be Buell owners!