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Rajesh Kumar Novels Free Download In Pdf. Life With the BMW F 800 GS No Excuse Needed Despite my raving over my F800GS in Part One, nothing is ever really perfect, right? With this mental deception plan put into place last fall, about an hour after picking up the small GS, it was time to start looking at how it could be tailored and enhanced. As I have discovered over the past year there was a growing list of accessories – from BMW, the major accessory suppliers and a whole raft of other players who are taking advantage of the growing ‘adventure touring’ market. Many of the products coming to market for the F650 and F800GS twins show great innovation and simplicity of design, things I really appreciate. Some of the best seen so far for these models are from some of the smallest players and many of them are based here in North America. Since getting the 8GS in early October of 2008 and having now racked up just under 4500kms during the fall and two treks down south, the mental list continues to grow, so some prioritization is required.

Some items translate into a hard accessory while others get addressed through a simple adjustment or minor modification to something. So after a few months of ownership, some enjoyable work and an ever-growing outlay of cash, the motorcycle is slowly being tailored and accessorized.

What follows is a round-up of the efforts completed as of end-February 2009. Foot Pegs Before leaving the dealership the rubber covers were pulled directly off each foot peg – they are obviously meant to be removed as desired. Doing so reveals the preferable (at least for me) cleated surface that provides far more grip both on and off road, adds about 5mm of leg space between pegs and seat and, looks way more gnarly. GPS (for finding my way home) I finally got the opportunity to use a mounting kit procured almost a year ago directly from Powerlet.