R75 Adventure...
- Thread starter Steve R
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Lovely sketch.
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Steve R
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Cheers. Was in a meeting this morning 10-12.30 that I'd rather not have been in so resorted to drawing. Thing is, my contributions were concise and well targeted, pissing quite a few people off. It must have helped! Try it, if you're unfortunate enough to be in a job that requires meetings.
Steve.
Steve.
The first GS was based on an R75/5 and did well in some off road events well before the GS proper came out
Agree.
Doodling/drawing helps my concentration in meetings and I find I can add 'valuable' comments.
Sam Manicons lady Birget rides an R60. I'd take a heavy flywheel bike over the later ones any day. Looks like you have drawn her bike 
and of course Elspeth beard rode an R60.
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and of course Elspeth beard rode an R60.
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Steve R
Registered user
Thanks Rob, that's exactly what I think I want to make. I've never owned a heavy flywheel BM. I'm imagining a style of adventure bike where it's not really the done thing to stand on the pegs, allowing a free hand for smoking a pipe.
Steve.
Steve.
The GS came out just as I was preparing for this trip, trouble was it originally only had a measily 11(?) litre fuel tank, not good for any proper adventures. The R80 was suprisingly good, but loaded and 2 up was a bit of a handfull in mud or sand.
