General Information
Name
Norbert Wangnick
Year
2001
Make
BMW
Model
GS 1150 ADV
Color
Black
Packages
Wunderlich parts, Remus exhaust, Touratech luggage, Kahedo seat
History
Got it when it came out as the last 1150, limited model before the switch to the 1200 engines. Will never sell.
Been in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Monaco, Korsika, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, BeNeLux, Pyrenees, the entire Alps 100 times, Kroatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary. And counting!
One technical issue so far: a busted rear wheel-bearing in year 18.
The scary traverse: Tunnel de Parpaillon from WW1. South-West France. 1710ft of
unlit, mud-iced surface, partly tumbling ceiling with see-through vistas to the sky...
www.dangerousroads.org
Attempted 6 times, made it through 4 times so far, 2 failed attempts due to snow&ice.
A real adrenaline-kicker.
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He’s in college by now...
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All 3 have their moto license by now:
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May 28, Dolomites, Italy:
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Who says these are too heavy? Massive avalanche conquered, with 6 GS bikes.
RIP, Christoph del Bondio.
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Lost...
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Knobby tires on a GS will take you anywhere...
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so many choices to go... look up “Sella Ronda“ in the Dolomites/Italy and do at least a google flyover!
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One technical issue so far: a busted rear wheel-bearing in year 18.
The scary traverse: Tunnel de Parpaillon from WW1. South-West France. 1710ft of
unlit, mud-iced surface, partly tumbling ceiling with see-through vistas to the sky...
Col du Parpaillon and the scary tunnel at the top
Col du Parpaillon is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 2.780m (9,120ft) above the sea level located in southeastern France. It's one of the highest mountain roads of Europe.
www.dangerousroads.org
A real adrenaline-kicker.
He’s in college by now...
All 3 have their moto license by now:
May 28, Dolomites, Italy:
Who says these are too heavy? Massive avalanche conquered, with 6 GS bikes.
RIP, Christoph del Bondio.
Lost...
Knobby tires on a GS will take you anywhere...
so many choices to go... look up “Sella Ronda“ in the Dolomites/Italy and do at least a google flyover!
Continue with Google
