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Old 01-Sep-2006, 11:54
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Lightbulb Enlightening.... Foggy & Michaela both ride 'Panzers'.

Here is one for Henners (Henry)......

Even our DSC 'Honorary President' Carl Fogarty and his wife Michaela both ride 'Panzers'.
Apparently "the Fogartys have quite obviously now seen the light."

http://dg20hd.magicgroup.us/latest-news.htm

After you have clicked on the link above, scroll to the bottom and click on "Carl Fogarty chooses BMW in New Zealand"
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Old 01-Sep-2006, 12:49
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What's the big deal? I'd have probably done the same on account of the fact that the Beemer is a good tool for the job. There's nothing in Ducati's catalog that does a similar job as well.
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Old 01-Sep-2006, 15:12
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What's the big deal? I'd have probably done the same on account of the fact that the Beemer is a good tool for the job. There's nothing in Ducati's catalog that does a similar job as well.

I never said there was a big deal. I don't care what Foggy rides!
I don't have any problem with BMW's, in fact I like them having ridden a R100CS during the late 80's / early 90's. My dad has recently bought a BMW, although I've not got around to riding his one yet.
Agreed, a Beemer is a good tool for the job, however I disagree that 'There's nothing in Ducati's catalog that does a similar job as well.' Depending on road conditions, what about an ST, Multistrada or the new hypermotard thing ?
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Old 01-Sep-2006, 15:21
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Thumbs up Thanks Richard ..

I think you'll find they were paid to ride them but then so am I
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Old 01-Sep-2006, 17:07
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I think you'll find they were paid to ride them but then so am I

I've heard, on the QT mind, that we are going to have to put six yards of concrete in each of your panniers for this forthcoming Normandy trip as your Panzer has some kind of supercharger or warp drive thingey
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Old 01-Sep-2006, 17:21
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Henners is actually full of helium to reduce weight and improve his warp speed, I've seen it first hand.
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Old 01-Sep-2006, 19:10
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Exclamation

- it's going to be brisk ... very brisk
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