Its meant for.... "maybe thinking about going off-road a just little bit"....like maybe winning the Paris-Dakar, the hardest off road endurance race in the world 2 years running... for instance. LOL!
Love seeing this thing get some love! And it will probably thank you for that by being quite dependable. My dad has a 1990 pd in the exact same paint/ sticker theme here in Germany wich he bought new. Unfortunately it only has 12k miles ish. So it doesn't see daylight as often as it should. Oh and thank you for not cutting this one apart. That would have hurt....😉
Thanks! 2 years on and it's still my favorite. It's not the fastest, or the sharpest looking bike out there, but what makes it my favorite is that it is my swiss-army-knife do-anything go-anywhere carry-everything bike.
I just want to tell you that I appreciate the quality of information you put in your video. A slight mistake is the time of production. They were produced after 1995 too. The R 100 GS PD Classic in 1996 to be specific. I currently own two R 100 GS PD (one with the old dash and one with the new one like you have shown in the video. I'd like to point out that I absolutely loved the progression in your video from the introduction of the bike to the carb cleaning and the little riding sequence at the end. Lovely video.
![[#2024MAMA] BIGBANG (빅뱅) - 뱅뱅뱅 (BANG BANG BANG) + FANTASTIC BABY | Mnet 241123 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EQsYfiPR9uM/mqdefault.jpg)
that there is a gorgeous piece of history.
You just earned a new subscriber
Looks like you had a blast riding the PD!
Its meant for.... "maybe thinking about going off-road a just little bit"....like maybe winning the Paris-Dakar, the hardest off road endurance race in the world 2 years running... for instance. LOL!
Love seeing this thing get some love! And it will probably thank you for that by being quite dependable. My dad has a 1990 pd in the exact same paint/ sticker theme here in Germany wich he bought new. Unfortunately it only has 12k miles ish. So it doesn't see daylight as often as it should.
Oh and thank you for not cutting this one apart. That would have hurt....😉
Which State are you at?
@@rafagustav1843 Rhineland Palatinate
Congratulations! That is my dream bike. The red and white are my favorite color.
Thanks! 2 years on and it's still my favorite. It's not the fastest, or the sharpest looking bike out there, but what makes it my favorite is that it is my swiss-army-knife do-anything go-anywhere carry-everything bike.
I just purchased one from Washington state.
I just want to tell you that I appreciate the quality of information you put in your video. A slight mistake is the time of production. They were produced after 1995 too. The R 100 GS PD Classic in 1996 to be specific. I currently own two R 100 GS PD (one with the old dash and one with the new one like you have shown in the video.
I'd like to point out that I absolutely loved the progression in your video from the introduction of the bike to the carb cleaning and the little riding sequence at the end. Lovely video.
Thanks for the correction!
I bought a R100gspd classic brand new, It was a 1995 model. I am pretty sure at least in the US 1995 was the last year.
Hell yeah man!
nice video, thanks.
nice
Dag-on gumpt-up carbs mane...
I should just get a nice modern FI bike and not have to worry about these things anymore!
@@roodlum I just started disassembling & cleaning the first carb I have ever done...can't lie I'm intimidated.
you got this
3:19 Cowboy bebop ?
Good ear. I’m not much of an anime fan but that is one of the finest soundtracks of any medium.
My gosh what an iconic bike 🙌🏻