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Equipment Information |
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First and
foremost the machine, a BMW R1150GS Adventure. Its strength
and versatility were major selling points. Learning
that only 5% of the worlds roads are paved also helped in
this decision and ultimately
led me to choose the R1150GS Adventure for the World Tour over the other motorcycle I own... http://www.bmwmotorcycles.com |
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...a BMW R1150RT (which I used on my Cross-Country USA 2004 ride). I did a lot of shopping and test rides - for myself - the other motorcycles that are on the market just pale in comparison to the strength, usability, and versatility of the BMW motorcycles. |
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Luggage - Jesse Luggage Systems New Odyssey Bags for BMW GS motorcycles with the new under seat exhaust pipe. Full details can be viewed at http://www.jesseluggage.com |
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Miscellaneous Touratech parts that I have fitted to my 1150 GS
Adventure include: Sump Guard, Oil Cooler Guard,
Headlight Guard, Steering Stop, Luggage Rack Extension,
Side Panels, Large Foot Pegs, Aluminum Cylinder Guard,
etc.
Serious Adventure Riders know Touratech-USA http://www.touratech-usa.com/ |
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Helmet - I decided to upgrade my
helmet for the World Tour. I decided to go with
the new Nolan X-lite X-1002.
Check out Helmet Harbor, that's where I got mine. |
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