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Posted: 13 May 2012 at 11:54pm | IP Logged Quote CertaCito

Were you having a coffee in a Service Station on the A2
(heading towards Hanover) last night at about 2245?

If it was, apologies for not saying hello when you walked
past, I was pretty knackered and not 100% sure it was you.
I noticed that the bike was an R1200RT registered in
Krefeld



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Posted: 14 May 2012 at 2:02am | IP Logged Quote GarminDave

Tony,

Gerhard rides a GS, unless it was a lone bike whilst he got his serviced
as he does reside in Krefeld. Be interesting to see if it was or if he has
a doppelgänger.

Later

Dave

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Posted: 14 May 2012 at 4:19am | IP Logged Quote phisdelo

On the German RTE he was driving one and when I asked why he changed from last week (Colmar) the answer was that this is the one he takes when with his wife!

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Posted: 14 May 2012 at 6:19am | IP Logged Quote Gerhard K.

Tony,

the world is soo small. Yes it was me.

I was waiting there - really p*ssed - because my RT was down and I was waiting for Gerit - my son - to get help.

He fixed the bike until 1:30 am - then I could go on..


/* proud father mode ON ...

Its good to have a son who learned BMW mechanic, Gerit has a title of master craftsman too.

Actually he is studying automotive engineering in Cologne..

... proud father mode OFF */


Oh man, what a shame that we missed.. also sorry from my side.

Hey guys - when you are in the near ... please call me for a coffee or a dinner, get my telefon number by a pm ..

Edited by Gerhard K. on 14 May 2012 at 6:20am


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Posted: 14 May 2012 at 9:50am | IP Logged Quote John Young

Gerhard K. wrote:
Tony,

the world is soo small. Yes it was me.

I was waiting there - really p*ssed - because my RT was down and I was waiting for Gerit - my son - to get help.

He fixed the bike until 1:30 am - then I could go on..


/* proud father mode ON ...

Its good to have a son who learned BMW mechanic, Gerit has a title of master craftsman too.

Actually he is studying automotive engineering in Cologne..

... proud father mode OFF */


Oh man, what a shame that we missed.. also sorry from my side.

Hey guys - when you are in the near ... please call me for a coffee or a dinner, get my telefon number by a pm ..

What !!!!!

A broken down BMW ?

I thought that Triumphs were the only bike ever to break down .....

Regards

John

PS - I have copied and saved this message onto my back up disc.  I have a feeling that I may well be referring to it at some point in the future ....

 



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Posted: 14 May 2012 at 11:24am | IP Logged Quote CertaCito

Damn! I nearly said "Halo" but I'd been driving for 9
hours and was really tired :(

Glad you got it fixed :)

John - for future reference: BMWs don't break down, they
just get motionally challenged now and again

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Posted: 15 May 2012 at 1:21am | IP Logged Quote Gerhard K.

John Young wrote:

A broken down BMW ?


I thought that Triumphs were the only bike ever to break down .....


Regards


John


PS - I have copied and saved this message onto my back up disc.  I have a feeling that I may well be referring to it at some point in the future ....


 




Dear John,

no no no - not a "broken down BMW" !!!

... more a BMW which was not running any more, because of some stupid electrical mistakes of a mechanic

I think your thoughts about that Triumphs are absolutely correct and I do not want to be contrary to this..

So .. there is no need to keep this posts as a corpus delicti ..

Sincerely Yours,

Gerhard   

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Posted: 15 May 2012 at 3:54am | IP Logged Quote John Young

Gerhard K. wrote:
John Young wrote:

A broken down BMW ?


I thought that Triumphs were the only bike ever to break down .....


Regards


John


PS - I have copied and saved this message onto my back up disc.  I have a feeling that I may well be referring to it at some point in the future ....


 




Dear John,

no no no - not a "broken down BMW" !!!

... more a BMW which was not running any more, because of some stupid electrical mistakes of a mechanic

I think your thoughts about that Triumphs are absolutely correct and I do not want to be contrary to this..

So .. there is no need to keep this posts as a corpus delicti ..

Sincerely Yours,

Gerhard   

Ah, I see .....

You have a future career in politics awaiting you with reasoning such as that ...

Anyway, as a German, riding a German machine, I salute you

Regards

John



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Posted: 15 May 2012 at 8:10am | IP Logged Quote toecutter52

all BMDubbeljuh drivers , German - English or what ever - stand for a modern layout of 'Prince Valiant'...

A salute to all of them....



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Posted: 15 May 2012 at 9:22am | IP Logged Quote Gerhard K.

toecutter52 wrote:

all BMDubbeljuh drivers , German - English or what
ever - stand for a modern layout of 'Prince Valiant'...


A salute to all of them....



yes ... we are the toughest ..




Edited by Gerhard K. on 15 May 2012 at 10:17am


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