BMW MOA Club #210 & BMWRA Club #104 Catch us on the Web at WWW.RCB.ORG September 2004 defray the costs of the event? For this event, River City Stuff The we had 40 entries and spent about $450 on prizes and refreshments. Your feedback is President President’s welcomed. Oh, the winning hand was 3 of a Gary Stofer 916-966-7910 kind. The worst hand (John Jacobs) was 8 Vice President Corner high nothing. Dennis Allstead 530-306-9070 by Gary Stofer Secretary Linda Stofer 916-966-7910 Want to try a poker run? Come to Central Treasurer Cal's Autumn Beemer Bash at Quincy Sep- Ted Alvarez 916-457-7619 September's here and hopefully it brings an end Membership tember 17-20. RCB puts on the Poker Run to the hot weather. Fall is just about my favor- Bob Holleron 209-245-6245 for this event and the format is the same. Newsletter ite time of the year to ride. Except to places Ride the route, obtain cards at checkpoints. Kim Rydalch 209-521-8425 like Yosemite, which is pretty used up by then. Web Master You end up with just 5 cards (if you hit all As I'm sure you know, our membership meet- Bill Juhl 530-265-0203 the checkpoints) and that's your hand. No Directors through 2004 ing for September will be on Saturday of the card playing skill involved. First prize is Jack Klaushie 530-677-6395 Labor Day weekend. Don't worry; the meeting Bob Holleron 209-245-6245 $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, 4th $30, 5th $20. will go on as planned even though many of our Stan Paolini 530-622-4808 Sometimes I can hit up some of vendors for Stan Davis 916-992-0562 members will be out of town on NorCal's Gyp- additional prizes. Entry fee is $5. The Kenny Sisler 916-933-3313 sy Tour. It should increase your odds of win- Rick Blake 916-927-BMW’0perator’ route is 103 miles and it'll take you about 3 ning a raffle prize if you attend. Did you know Directors through 2005 hours. In addition to that, Quincy is just Tye Haight 916-780-5773 that RCB does not attempt to make a profit on about the nicest venue for a rally; the Fair- Hennie Cloete 916-965-7567 the raffle prizes? Usually, the cost of the prizes Chris Schattie 707-763-7765 grounds offer plenty of grass camping, a few exceeds the revenue raised by ticket sales. It's Mitchie Wilkerson 916-780-5773 showers, and a lot shade. And of course, Justin Mabry 888-497-6617 just a way of returning some of the member- Morning Thunder serves great breakfasts. Marv & Lois Lewis 916-652-0575 ship dues to active members. At any rate, there Past President will be an organized (?) club ride after the Bryan Wright 916-663-9175 This month's riding tip? For long rides, a meeting just like every other month. little entertainment helps out in the wide

Membership Meeting open spaces. A couple of years ago I got an September 11 we're having a Progressive Din- Sat Sept. 4th 8:00am XM radio that I enjoy listening to at home. ner ride. This is something we've never tried Western Coffee Pot The problem was finding some helmet Auburn near Greenback Ln before. We're going to assemble at A&S BMW speakers with enough power to overcome the Citrus Heights to depart around 3:30 PM. Appetizer, main 100 decibel background noise (attenuated by course, and dessert will be served at different ear plugs) in a typical helmet. Enter the Ear- locations. See article elsewhere in this issue. plug Co., (www.earplugco.com). I had a set Director’s Meeting Marv Lewis will lead the ride. Please let him of custom ear plugs made at a Rally in New Tues Sept. 14th, 6:30 pm know if you plan to participate so we have Mexico a while back. After I found how Western Coffee Pot plenty of food. The cost is typical for RCB Auburn near Greenback Ln. effective and comfortable the plugs are, I had members—free. Citrus Heights a set of permanent plugs made with speakers

molded in. These work great with or without Our Poker Run held July 31 turned out great. the XM. I highly recommend them. Relax- Thanks go to Jim Cyran for the route sugges- Breakfast - Be There! ing on the long stretches listening to your tions as well as organizing the refreshments Every Saturday 8 am favorite music, sports, talk, etc, make it very afterwards. This is the first time that I can re- Western Coffee Pot easy to: member where we started and finished an event 6233 Auburn Blvd at A&S. Working the first/last checkpoint at Citrus Heights Ride Safe the dealer presented us with the opportunity to Ride Often talk to a lot of non-members about the club, Got Mufflers? Weds. Coffee Social and I'm sure we'll have some new enlistees as a

Meet between 5-7pm result. We probably will do something like this

Leaves every Wednesday again. I wonder if there would be much inter- evening at 6 pm from The est if there were a small ($5) entry fee to help Coffee Republic in Folsom PAGE 2 BMW MOA CLUB #210 & BMWRA CLUB #104

Beemer Bash in Quincy

Central Cal BMW Rid‐ Microbrews, wine and BASH margaritas ers presents the 19th New restrooms and plenty of hot showers. Beemer Bash on Sep‐ tember 17‐19 at the Acres of grass for camping and RV hook‐ups, Thursday night Plumas‐Sierra County camping for $6/tent, $10/RV. Fairgrounds in Quincy. BASH pins for the first 500 registered Guest Speakers: Brian Halton, aka, “The worlds oldest paper‐ boy” and publisher to City Bike magazine. Clement Salvadori, Leashed pets OK. world traveler, author, and contribung editor of Rider maga‐ zine. Day passes, $20, doesn’t include prizes, food, or pin.

Emergency Maneuvers Riding Clinic, by Tony Westlake. Registraon before 9/8 Adults $35, 12‐16 $17, under 12 free. At the gate registraon $40 for adults. Saturday night BBQ, Sat & Sun connental breakfast. Make checks payable to CCBR, and mail to BASH 2004, Grand Prizes, Door Prizes, Lots of Vendors. 607 Lile Lane, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523.

Things to do: Sierra pacific lumber mill tour, Quincy heritage Toll free: 888‐203‐5871 walk, Poker Run hosted by the River City Beemers, self guided riding tours of local area, GS tour led by Kari Prager of Cal‐ Email : bash‐[email protected] BMW Web site: www.ccbr.org

Club Events this Month

Meet at A & S BMW at 3:00 P.M., Saturday, September 11th. We will then Don’t miss the progressive diner 9/11, this ride to three different RCB members homes where we will enjoy appetizers, could be the dessert locaon! main course, and desserts. Come and enjoy the ride, the comradery and the good food. Hosted by RCB (no cost to you). However, we do need you to RSVP to help us know how much food to prepare. Phone Marv & Lois Lewis at (916) 652-0575 or e-mail them at [email protected].

Mark your calendars for Sunday, Sep 26th, so you can ride the famous “RCB multi-pass ride”. For details call Gary Stofer at 916-966-7910 or email: [email protected]

Bed and Brew Weekend October 23-24: This overnighter leaves from the Western Coffee Pot promptly at 9:00am for a full day of scenic, twisty roads to the coast. Re-hash the day with friends, tasty microbrewery beer, and good food in beautiful downtown Eureka. Make your own hotel reservations. Hotels within walking distance of the brewery: Super 8: 800-235-3232 or Quality Inn: 800-772-1622. Let David know if you plan to go 487-0233h or 397-9563c. BMW MOA CLUB #210 & BMWRA CLUB #104 PAGE 3

PhanPhaq Riding Tips

Q. How far over the posted speed limit can I “safely” go? These are from the Phantom FAQ writer, aka the PhanPhaq .. A. The traditional rule of thumb – two-thirds the posted speed this and more can be found at www.rcb.org/faq.htm times pi over the square root of 2 -- is no longer recommended (76% of licensed riders – and 98.8% of unlicensed riders – can't Q. Why do so many drivers (and absolutely every female driver solve this anymore even with a calculator). The contemporary under 30) find it necessary to talk on the mobile phone while rule of thumb, as everybody now pulling away from the curb? Why knows, is 10. Unfortunately, nobody can't they finish the bleeping call knows if this means 10 percent, 10 before getting in motion? MPH or maybe 10 KPH. For safety and simplicity, we recommend you A. The three most common and use the average of these values, to the deadly delusions in contemporary nearest three decimals. Here’s an life are that 1) I can multi-task with- example: out sacrificing performance ; 2) my time is precious because I am so Posted limit: 65. Speedo error: 8% busy; and 3) I need to be in touch high. Using the average, you can with somebody at all times or cease probably avoid a ticket going 78.877 to exist as a social entity. Put these on the speedo. Simple, right? Dis- fundamentally absurd notions togeth- claimer: Doing long division prob- er, and you can be sure it would nev- lems in your head while riding has er occur to a lot of people not to use been shown to be equivalent to a the phone while pulling out into traf- BAC of about 0.08, so what this means in reality is that you fic. Why these bizarre delusions afflict young women more will probably be pulled over on suspicion of DUI, rather than than others is hard to explain. My guess is that girls are just a just for speeding. Using an abacus while riding is also not rec- little ahead on the cultural-garbage learning curve, and within a ommended (wind can introduce calculation errors). generation or two every driver will be as distracted and un- grounded as the Heathers, Ashleys, and Britneys. As always: PS: police are not obligated to obey rules of thumb; besides, assume that everyone out there "sharing" the road is drunk or randomly variable negative reinforcement is a great way to de- deranged, and you'll be right most of the time. range target subjects.

Full House Poker Run

Close to 35 riders showed up at A&S BMW to parcipate in RCB’s poker run.

Thanks to A&S and the use of their facilies for the start and finish of the poker run.

Yerington had close to 50 people aend the ride & bowl. It was an‐ other raging success and we’re ready for next year. The high bowling score was 184 and the low was 56 with lots of smiles in PAGE 4 BMW MOA CLUB #210 & BMWRA CLUB #104

have supported the program since its inception, PBTF has be- Sacramento Ride for Kids come the largest non-governmental source of funding for pedi- atric brain tumor research in the world. Regardless of where a motorcyclist lives, he or she knows that by participating in a Sacramento, CA Ride for Kids® event, they are helping children diagnosed with Road Ride brain tumors, both in their own community and throughout the Sunday, October 3, 2004 world. With the continued decrease in federal funding for child- Start Location: hood brain tumor research, their efforts are even more im- Yolo County Fairgrounds portant to the welfare of these children. 1125 East Street, Woodland, CA Start Time: “In 2003, we announced the creation of the Pediatric Brain Tu- Registration Opens: 7:30 a.m. mor Foundation Institute at Duke,” said Mike Traynor, PBTF Registration Closes: 9:30 a.m. president. “While our hope is to fast forward childhood brain tumor research through the concentrated efforts of the Institute, Rain or Shine!! we will continue our national and international basic brain tu- Ride travels through scenic countryside, with police escort. mor research programs, our sponsorship of leading brain tumor CELEBRATION OF LIFE program at endpoint includes award symposia and our many patient family support programs. We presentations to individuals, chapter/clubs and festivities. have now stepped up to the next level of research and into the most complete and compelling pediatric brain tumor research program in the world.” Every year, individuals, motorcycle dealers and motorcycle clubs raise thousands of dollars in their communities to support the PBTF’s mission. In 2003, Scott and Mary Jo White of Gil- bert, Arizona were the Top Fundraisers with a total of $51,500. They raise funds through the Nikki’s Hope Foundation in memory of their daughter, Nikki, who succumbed to her brain tumor in 1998. The Top Dealer in the nation was Des Plaines Honda in Des Plaines, Illinois with a total of $79,772. Gold Wing Road Riders Association (GWRRA) Illinois Chapter G2 was the Top Club in the country with a total of $84, 205.

For the 20th consecutive year, the Ride for Kids® program cel- ebrated a record fundraising season. The Foundation is pleased to announce that 88 percent of the funds raised are distributed through its programs. “At a time when there is so much uncer- tainty in the economy, I would like to thank the motorcyclists Ride for Kids® 2003 Year in Review: you only across the country for their continuing support of the Ride for Kids® program,” Traynor commented. “We also are extremely turn 20 once! grateful to the American Honda Motor Company for their sup- port as our presenting sponsor since 1991.” Over 17,000 motorcyclists, volunteers and fundraisers came together in 2003 to join the Ride for Kids® and the Pediatric Sacramento’s 2003 event was very successful. Brain Tumor Foundation in their quest to find the cause and cure of childhood brain tumors. You only turn 20 once and thanks to over 17,000 touring riders, Some days are just perfect and cruisers, sport bikers, dual-sporters and off-road riders across Sunday, October 5, 2003 in the country, the Ride for Kids® program celebrated its 20th Sacramento, California was just anniversary in a big way with 26 Rides in 2003. Motorcyclists one of those days. With spec- raised an amazing $3.4 million to support the Pediatric Brain tacular sunny conditions as a Tumor Foundation (PBTF), whose mission is to find the cause setting, some 825 motorcy- and cure for childhood brain tumors and to provide a family clists, volunteers, fundraisers support program for those families that have children afflicted and patient families gathered at with this most deadly disease. Auto Value Auto Parts Head- quarters to celebrate the 11th Since 1984, the national Ride for Kids® program and PBTF Annual Sacramento Ride for have raised $23 million to support childhood brain tumor re- Kids®. After a year of hard work, these folks sure had a lot to search and family support programs. Thanks to the thousands of celebrate raising $171,797 for pediatric brain tumor research. caring and generous motorcyclists and motorcycle dealers who Today, more children die from brain tumors than from any oth- BMW MOA CLUB #210 & BMWRA CLUB #104 PAGE 5 er childhood cancer. The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, ed, “It is so unbelievably overwhelming to be here today, to see supported by the Ride for Kids® program, funds critical re- so much caring and feel so much love for children like our son search to find the cause and cure of childhood brain tumors. Matthew.” The Top Individual Fundraisers were Charles and Phyllis Horn- After riding on rolling and winding er with a total of $10,706 and Kirk and scenic roads at the foothills of the Sier- Ann Harry, whose son Sam died from a ras in California’s historic gold country, brain tumor, who raised a total of the motorcyclists and supporters came $20,000 from the Sam Harry Founda- together for an amazing Celebration of tion. The Redwood Riders were the Life program at the Amador County Top Club with a total of $16,185. The Fairgrounds in Plymouth, California. Top Shop was Wing Nut with a total of With a Ride for Kids® record-setting $20,035. Paul Morey of Yuba City, 23 brain tumor survivors on stage, mo- California had an exciting Sunday af- torcyclists listened to these special chil- ternoon! He was the winner of a brand dren and young adults share what their new Honda motorcycle donated by lives are like. Dr. Mike Edwards, a neu- American Honda Motor Company. rosurgeon and neuro-oncologist, en- joyed the Ride, too, on his Honda RC51 Special thanks and congratulations go motorcycle. Dr. Edwards told those in to Sacramento Task Force Leaders Bill the audience, “We love these children like family and we are and Sue Neander and Jack and Lillian Cushman and their dedi- blessed by the loving family of motorcyclists gathered here cated team of volunteers. today.” Anne, the mother of four-year old Matthew, comment-

Member Equipment Pics and Raves

Larry also loves his Diadora Express Waterproof Boots. Larry RCB member, Larry Lous, loves his Held “Steve” glove. said that these Diadora’s are the most comfortable boots he now owns. They work great on or off the bike. The Diadora’s are “I also have a Held summer glove that they make which is so good you could use them as your only choice of shoe for made out of stuff that lets air in (hope that wasn't too technical). your entire road trip. I think the glove above most closely compares to Lee's gauntlet Here’s the sales pitch from the boot company… glove in price and style. Of course my position is there is no comparison in workmanship, quality or protection. I've seen “Anti-scratch, full-grain, high-quality leather boot * Veratex® Held gloves on several BMW riders so you might see one up waterproof and breathable lining * Hiking boot style, non-slip close and personal, or next time (or better put, if ever) I go sole * Injection molded plastic internal ankle guards * Rein- along one of the RCB rides... I'll show you both pairs side by forced heel and toe * Side zipper entry with two Velcro® flaps side.” Check out Held gloves at A&S or the web at for a good secure fit * Keprotec® Reflex reflective panels on www.held-biker-fashion.de/ sides and back of boot for night visibility * Toe shifter pads * Short design * Extremely comfortable * Wear them just as you would hiking boots * We've tried them and we love them! You really can hike in them for hours.” PAGE 6 BMW MOA CLUB #210 & BMWRA CLUB #104 2004 Calendar of Upcoming Events Check often because events are always being added or changed. K1200S Exposed! Sept 4th, Sat General membership meeting at the Western Coffee Pot, 8 am, 6233 Au- burn Blvd (just north of Greenback), Citrus Hts 916-722-0811. There will be a day ride afterwards so have a full tank of gas before starting.

Sept 14th, Tue Director’s meeting at the Western Coffee Pot, 6:30 pm, 6233 Auburn Blvd (just north of Greenback), Citrus Hts 916-722-0811. All members welcome.

Sep 3-5 NorCal Gypsy Tour. For additional information contact Russ Drake at (510) 278-9342 or [email protected] or www.bmwnorcal.org/rol/ Sep 11th, Sat Progressive meal on wheels, Marv & Lois Lewis, Details TBA Sep 17-19 Central Cal BMW Riders Beemer Bash. Quincy fairgrounds, Poker Run organized by RCB www.ccbr.org Sep 26th, Sun RCB multi-pass ride, for details call Gary Stofer at 916-966-7910 or email: [email protected] Oct 2nd, Sat BMWMOA final mileage checks. RCB will send in the finishing forms and do our part to beat those wannabees from Wisconsin. Oct 3rd, Sat Ride for Kids, benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. NEW LOCATION: Yolo County Fairgrounds, 1125 East St., Woodland (enter on E. Gum Ave.) Sign in from 7:30 to 9:30. Ride leaves at 10 a.m. sharp. Entry fee: $35, includes ride pin, continental breakfast and lunch. Volunteers and escorts are always needed. Contact Bill Neander at 707-447- 0860. Oct 8-10 Manchester Beach Campout, Chris Schattie coordinator. 707-763-7765. Oct 22-23 David’s Bed and Brew ride, Location to be announced, call David Rives for details, 916-487-0233. Oct 31st Webmaster’s B-day, Please only large unmarked bills only. Nov 6-8 Cycle World International Motorcycle Show, San Mateo fairgrounds. Nov 14th, Sun 2005 Calendar planning meeting. 6pm, Lots of pizza, beer, sodas, and friendship. Location at Bryan Wright’s house. Dec 5th, Sun RCB Christmas party, Dec 11th, Sat Nevada City Toy Run, location is at the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Nevada City, CA. Dec 25th, Sat Christmas

Just a reminder, if you see your name listed as ride coordinator please email or send activity information to the newsletter editor. We want your activity to be a success and the earlier you send the information the better your odds. You can send the details to me, Kim Rydalch, via email at [email protected] or call my home at 209-521-8425. With your help your event will be advertised in both the newsletter and the web calendar and you only have to send one email! RCB wants you to be a raging success!

2002 BMW K1200LTE, all the extras including Garmin GPS Member's Classified Ads and CB radio. Silver color, 37,000 miles. 36,000 service com- Classified ads are free to members, and usually will run for 3 months pleted July 21st. Good rubber w/ new front tire. Includes bag give or take a bit, unless you email back and tell us to pull it. Send liners and extra windshield. Asking $11,000. Call or email the text of your email to [email protected] and it will be included in Merle Schneblin 530-274-3705, [email protected] (8/16) the web site and also in the newsletter.

1999 Honda VFR 800 12Kmi, Red, Cobin seat, seat cowl, Givi 1977 R100S Good Condition, ?? Miles,Red, New Clutch, Hard dark wind screen, Vance & Hines exhaust, look & runs great Bags, Runs Well. All Original. $3500 Tim (530)887-9282 or $5,595 Call Jim 530-432-1664 (8/19) Email [email protected] (8/16)

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BMW tank bag for R1150GS new $75. Call Gary 916-638- Laser Twin Oval exhaust w/chip. Still in box, never opened; 3457 or email [email protected] (8/16) $1000. Call 916-782-3258 or email to [email protected] (7/29) FIRSTGEAR Mesh-Tex Jacket and Pants, Jacket XL, blue with black trim $75, Pants black, size 40 $75. Great condition, 1999 R1100S ABS, Mandarin Yellow, second owner. Remus only used for 3 months. Call Louise at 530-258-2356 or e-mail exhaust, many extras. 28K miles wired-in tank bag. $8000 at [email protected]. (8/16) OBO Call Ken 916-922-3017 and leave message (7/29)

2002 F650GSAL, lowered (Kaboalink 1"), barbacks, Wunder- 2000 R1100RT 27K miles with ABS, heated grips, bags, tank lich lowered seat, large shield, two sets of plastic (blue and bag, larger windshield, engine guards. Needs nothing, A&S black). 1200 miles, $7400 obo, call Rob 916-690-2576 (8/16) Serviced, Meticulously maintained, New tires, Red, Perfect. $8700. Call Rob 916-791-4675 (7/29) Misc: RT stock windshield like new, $50; BMW saddlebag right and left standard case lids with reflectors and rondels like 2003 DRZ400S bought new about 3 months ago, 350 miles, set new, $100 both or $70 each; THH helmet, XS, black, used once for trails with radiator, case, and skid guards. 12 front and 51 like new, $50. email Bob at [email protected] (8/16) rear sprocket, Will climb a tree. Also extra chain, sprockets and tires for road bike or motocross. Close to $6k invested, sell for 2002 K1200LT Silver, Excellent Condition 12K miles, BMW around $4500. Also 1983 Honda Magna V45 Cruiser 11500mi V.O.I.C.E. ComSystem, BMW CB radio system and CB radio good condition, new tires faring, runs great $1500 offer. Call antenna kit,mounting for navigator kit/GPS, radar and cord for Alan 916-421-4032 or [email protected] (7/29) Garmin GPS, backrest for driver, wired for trailer, brand new tires/Metezelers, new struts. $14,999 located in Missoula, MT . 1999 DUNES TOYHAULER, 24 ft. box, 27 ft. bumper to ball Please call or email if you have questions or would like pic- hitch. Room for bikes, ATVs, whatever. Your own bed, bath, tures, Mara 406-745-4500 or [email protected] (8/16) kitchen at the track or base camp. Good condition. Bluebook is $10K (209) 223-2882, (209) 256-1675 or Misc Two silver Schuberth concept full helmets, a matching set [email protected] (7/29) equipped with helmet headsets ($450 addition) for KLT inte- grated ComSystem, silver 2001 Uni-go one wheel tow trailer RT, GS, LT items: Stock windshield for a 1100RT-1150RT with two tops (pulls great!), reflector bra, K1200LT hitch, hard $50, R1150GS Rear rack $40, catalytic converter and muffler luggage with all three K12LT BMW black bag liners, Garmin for a 1150GS $350. R1150RT-Rick Mayer seat, leather $290. eTrex Vista personal navigator/GPS, BMW mototcycle ad- All items are in almost new condition. Call Mark at 919-834- vanced battery charging system, Motorola cell phone, Motorcy- 7190, 632-3474 email [email protected], View items at cle clothes, BMW and leathers Call for info and prices, located http://my.starstream.net/marktt/ (7/13) in Missoula, MT Contact L R Knapp at ma- [email protected] or 406-745-4500/4800 (8/16) New Corbin seat for BMW 650 GS. Wife did not fit seat. Seat is black with black piping. Asking $280.00/ Retails for BMW 2001 R1100SE Special Edition w/ABS. Yellow/black. $300.00+tax. Willing to ship to you upon receipt of sales price. Like new, 4k miles. Corbin seat with passenger backrest, BMW Call Jeff 916-989-8556 or [email protected] (7/9) bags and more. Two Brothers exhaust with stock mufflers. New tires. $8500 firm. Call Doug 916-351-0947 or E-mail Ohlins shocks 2003 K1200RS/GT, both shocks, matched set [email protected] for photos (8/3) for sale. Set up by Jim Lindemann, 220 pound rider, can be changed NIB, never been on bike , sold bike, taking reasonable 1975 R750/5 frame, swing arm and engine block with title. offers, want to sell. Call Gary 707-448-4700 (7/9) $60. Pick up only in Sacramento area. 1977 R100RS wire wheels with blue stripe. Front and rear with Avon Road Runner 2004 R1150R - saddle bags small windshield new tires 6000 tires. $120 each. 1978 R100/7 Single disk front end complete miles, $10,000, also Ohlins shocks for 1150GS. Health forces but with out brake. $50. Call Dennis Allstead 916-732-5050 sale. Call Wayne 530-885-0802 (6/23) days or [email protected] (8/3) 2002 R1100S Boxer Cup Prep. Silver, new tires, 15k miles, 2003 Boxercup replica, 4700 miles, excellent shape, titanium heated grips, accessory plug; $8500 OBO. Call Mark 916-782- exhaust, tankbag, cover, always garaged. $11,000 obo. call 3258 or email [email protected] (5/24) Mike at 916-343-1041 (7/29) Misc GS: P1000 lights (retail for $249.00) and GS bracket for 1998 R1100GS - $5800 OBO. Heated grips, Russell seat, Givi lights(retail for $175.00) Will sell together for $250.00 or sepa- windscreen, side bags, cylinder guards, 96k commuter miles; rate. No switch! Call David 916- 729-1177 (5/24) Call 916-782-3258 or email to [email protected] (7/29) 1983 R65LS Red, new tires, new battery, bags, 57K mi. $2,250. Call Jerry 916-532-6151 (5/03) 1100S Performance Enhancement: Sound, Power and Looks! First Class Mail U.S. Postage Paid Sacramento, CA Permit No. 571

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