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09-14-2026, 11:43 AM
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Hi all. The name is Willem. I’ve been driving for 30 years already… although mostly around d the town I live in. Two years ago I joined a motorclub and nowadays I drive some 5500-6000 km’s per year.
My current bike is the R1300RS. Bikes that zI’ve driven, in order, are the K75RS, K100RS, K1200RS, R1200ST, R1250RS, and now for one year the R1300RS. MAN, THIS IS A BEAST !
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Welcome to the Forum Community, Willem. That R1300RS is a nice bike and as far as lines are concerned possibly the best-looking RS since the model was resurrected in 2015. Enjoy and be safe.
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09-16-2026, 06:41 PM
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(09-14-2026, 11:43 AM)whgmkeller Wrote: Hi all. The name is Willem. I’ve been driving for 30 years already… although mostly around d the town I live in. Two years ago I joined a motorclub and nowadays I drive some 5500-6000 km’s per year.
My current bike is the R1300RS. Bikes that zI’ve driven, in order, are the K75RS, K100RS, K1200RS, R1200ST, R1250RS, and now for one year the R1300RS. MAN, THIS IS A BEAST !
Welkom. Well done. Dat is een geweldige lijst met motorfietsen.
Owned all those bikes with the exception of the ST and K75S. (Or did they sell the K75S with an RS label in the Netherlands?)
Photos of the new bike (and old bikes) are appropriate, so we can "ooh" and "ahhh."
Wishes to you for miles of smiles.
"A good man always knows his limitations...."
