My New Bike BMW F800

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FINALLY! We went and got me a new bike today. We bought it in Charleston. Oddly enough, it was between this and the new Honda Phantom 750 (which I still like!). Of course Tuni kept going on and on about this one, and a man at the dealership (not an employee) looked at me and said "cruisers suck!" I hit him in the arm, but still ended up with this baby. Now I just have to go get my motorcycle license so I can drive it! So next year, I'll be riding the Smokies, too!! Whoohoo!

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Robo said…
Nice! Once you get used to the body position, you will love it.
June 14, 2010 4:19 PM
GatorGetterGal said…
Yes. I took it out again on Sunday and rode it around to get a better feel for it. It went well. Will make plans soon to go out with Tuni once we get a babysitter. Fun!
June 15, 2010 9:32 PM
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