Darth rider
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Re: I went and did it....
Well, after about 1100 miles now on the Beemer, I can give a little feedback about my impressions of the 1600GT vs. the ST1300. I can honestly say I do not regret trading off the ST for this bike. The Beemer feels lighter in the twisties than the ST. At 160 H.P. the power is incredible. The stock seat is more comfortable (in my opinion) than the ST. The seating position/handle bars is very comparible and the sound of the pipes is awsome (not too loud, but not too quite).
Yes, it is alot of money, but there is NO farkles that I need to buy afterwards. It has heated seat, GPS, tire pressure monitor, radio w/XM and ipod USB connection, varible engine mapping control, electronic on-the-fly suspension adjustment and electronic cruise control to name just a few items.
Would I do it again.....absolutely. Besides, I want to be just like Booger. He is my mentor.......
Well, after about 1100 miles now on the Beemer, I can give a little feedback about my impressions of the 1600GT vs. the ST1300. I can honestly say I do not regret trading off the ST for this bike. The Beemer feels lighter in the twisties than the ST. At 160 H.P. the power is incredible. The stock seat is more comfortable (in my opinion) than the ST. The seating position/handle bars is very comparible and the sound of the pipes is awsome (not too loud, but not too quite).
Yes, it is alot of money, but there is NO farkles that I need to buy afterwards. It has heated seat, GPS, tire pressure monitor, radio w/XM and ipod USB connection, varible engine mapping control, electronic on-the-fly suspension adjustment and electronic cruise control to name just a few items.
Would I do it again.....absolutely. Besides, I want to be just like Booger. He is my mentor.......