I had the 183 or 84 version. Drove from Augsburg to Munich in 15 minutes. There were still lighthorns flickering behind me that wanted to pass. Had to drop down from 145 mph to match the trucks 90 kph limit. Great comfortable long distance ride. Rode from the Costa Brava in Spain to Paris.
the white blinking light is very reassuring... as long it blinks, everything is ok... nice video mate! In Germany we would dream of such a road.... with barely trafic lights. They put Trafic lights every 100 meters so that "people" can cross the road... but even if no one pushes the button, the traffic lights interrupt your ride every hundert meters. They are set up in "zig zag"... they alternate, so that people don't enjoy the ride anymore. Apparently they want to discourage people of having their own transportation vehicle by making them crazy. Citizens mostly accept that, since they think, that it is for the sake of the environment... but very few people know, that one of the first things the greens did as they came into power did, was to put the public transportation on the stock market; and guess who is the biggest shareholder now... xD Germany is a very corrupt country now... "The Envoronmentalists" are the biggest danger for a free country. Now some cities in germany agreed to ban all cars (even EV's and motorcycles) compleetly until 2025... Bye Bye democracy... :-/ and i've even elected them back in 2011... (i was young and naive)
was blinking because i had the front blinkers removed. but the bike was sold, someone made me an offer and i took it. what i cant understand is how that fat disgusting merkel got re-elected. what the hell.
@@daves.projects Yeah, good question. The thing ist... that in Germany there is no direct democracy. The Government members get elected by the parliment, not by the citizens. So the trick is to have many "fans" in the parliment... then you eventually get re-elected. Sure enough they meet "outside" and plan everything ahead... then they go to the official parliment session and ... oh what a surprise: she gets re-elected... It is like if in the USA the President would get elected by the congress... The actual problem in germany is, that the parlamentarians are not representing the will of the citizens... and the citizens can't do anything about it. In that case, if the politicians follow their own interest and don't represent the people amymore, than that's the end of the democracy... and that is the case in germany actullaly. I could tell you alot of things... since i am a member of a local parliment in the north... I would wish, that the USA would intervent... as it did back in 1945 and save us from these socialists... In apprear, that germany have not learned from the past.... they still tend to totalitarism... Back in hitler time... Germany was National Socialist now it became an Ecological Socialist country. In both cases, there is a system which don't respect the will on the people. You can't imagine what masurements they took against the free will... For instance they obligated Facebook and Google through a "European Decret" to delete of hide all the chritical comments to the system. That is called "Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz"... hier a link on Wiki: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz
Nice David. I was just thinking while watching that in that one fairly short ride you have rode gloveless for longer than I have in just short of fifty years riding... That is, always wore gloves, mainly in case you come down to ground, first thing that hits dirt usually..:-) Best wishes...oh, was that an empty car park at start..?
