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From Gerald R. Lucas
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{{dc|T}}{{Start|his morning, I gave the {{GS}} its first bath.}} Yes, this one is just as difficult to wash as the last one. That said, I like the updated styling of this 2017 better: it’s more industrial—darker. Where the engine and frame were silver on my 2016, these are more like a space gray, and that goes with the blue nicely. I’m not sure how I feel about the GS graphic on the tank, but I don’t hate it. After its bath, I took a little ride to celebrate a clean bike and a beautiful day. | {{dc|T}}{{Start|his morning, I gave the {{GS}} its first bath.}} Yes, this one is just as difficult to wash as the last one. That said, I like the updated styling of this 2017 better: it’s more industrial—darker. Where the engine and frame were silver on my 2016, these are more like a space gray, and that goes with the blue nicely. I’m not sure how I feel about the GS graphic on the tank, but I don’t hate it. After its bath, I took a little ride to celebrate a clean bike and a beautiful day. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:59, 4 January 2022
Clean GS covid-19: day 590 | US: GA | info | act
This morning, I gave the BMW R 1200 GS its first bath. Yes, this one is just as difficult to wash as the last one. That said, I like the updated styling of this 2017 better: it’s more industrial—darker. Where the engine and frame were silver on my 2016, these are more like a space gray, and that goes with the blue nicely. I’m not sure how I feel about the GS graphic on the tank, but I don’t hate it. After its bath, I took a little ride to celebrate a clean bike and a beautiful day.
Photo by Autumn.
