Before and after pictures

[Ed Miller]

Cross posted on Boxerworks, but most of you aren't on there.  Rob still is, though!

Before:

20150225_142625 by enigmat1201, on Flickr

Witnesses:

20150225_142633 by enigmat1201, on Flickr

After:

20150225_142938 by enigmat1201, on Flickr

The actual turnover happened in the middle of an intersection in the community of Crabtree, Oregon, which is why I couldn't stop right there and get a picture of 0.00.  Also, when it turned over it started showing hundredths of miles again, which it stopped doing when I first went over 10,000 miles.

This is on my R65, which had about 20,000 miles on it when I bought it.  Now I'm trying to make a list of maintenance stuff I need to do, besides swap out those worn Pilot Actives.

[Bob_Roller]

Congrats on hitting 100,000 miles !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've got 22,000 miles to go, looks like it will be a few years before that happens for me .

[Ed Miller]

You ride more than I do, you just have too many bikes!

[montmil]

I'm looking at that frosty 37 degree temperature!

BTW, I'm on Boxerworks, too. Rob says it's cat-o-riffic!  [smiley=wink.gif]

[clonmore1]

Isn't there some kind of badge or something for those big miles, I've seen something on Snowbums I'm sure?

Could be an age thing on my part though

[montmil]

Isn't there some kind of badge or something for those big miles, I've seen something on Snowbums I'm sure?

Could be an age thing on my part though

There are mileage awards from BMW Motorrad but requires some form of documentation to prove mileage. Ask your local BMW dealer for the details.

[Ed Miller]

No local dealer for me.  I just ordered some stuff from Ted Porter (carb parts, and he didn't say anything about a mileage award.  Since I couldn't  keep the original odometer going for the full hundred thousand I probably wouldn't qualify.  :-(