Hello All.
I found this section to introduce myself to you all and look forward to chats and sharing info on Connies
My first memorable bike was a 1999 C10. Loved it. Took professional riding classes and started riding in earnest at 50 with my buddies. In 2010 I jumped ship and bought a 2006 BMW 1200 GT.
It was a fabulous bike. Unless something broke. Not the best
BMW support in the area and spent a lot of money on it the last two years.
After a serious Cancer diagnosis and over 4 years of treatment and now retirement, I am a Survivor.
During my illness thinking about riding was something that I really looked forward to. The BMW finally had a failure of the abs module. Not made any more and very costly. Still looking for the part.
Long story short. Just purchased a C14 2009, one owner, 8000 kms in amazing shape.
I sat on it and immediately felt at home. No abs. Great. Butler seat, canyon cage, risers.
Couldnāt be happier. Life is good.
Soon as the Covid situation sorts out a bit I made a promise to do the 101 on the west coast.
The bike is candy Red. I will reach out for info from you on the 14 for Canadian suppliers of Connie gear.
Thanks for reading this post and I look forward to meeting and possibly riding with you.
Best regards. Steve Woods
Peachland BC
I found this section to introduce myself to you all and look forward to chats and sharing info on Connies
My first memorable bike was a 1999 C10. Loved it. Took professional riding classes and started riding in earnest at 50 with my buddies. In 2010 I jumped ship and bought a 2006 BMW 1200 GT.
It was a fabulous bike. Unless something broke. Not the best
BMW support in the area and spent a lot of money on it the last two years.
After a serious Cancer diagnosis and over 4 years of treatment and now retirement, I am a Survivor.
During my illness thinking about riding was something that I really looked forward to. The BMW finally had a failure of the abs module. Not made any more and very costly. Still looking for the part.
Long story short. Just purchased a C14 2009, one owner, 8000 kms in amazing shape.
I sat on it and immediately felt at home. No abs. Great. Butler seat, canyon cage, risers.
Couldnāt be happier. Life is good.
Soon as the Covid situation sorts out a bit I made a promise to do the 101 on the west coast.
The bike is candy Red. I will reach out for info from you on the 14 for Canadian suppliers of Connie gear.
Thanks for reading this post and I look forward to meeting and possibly riding with you.
Best regards. Steve Woods
Peachland BC