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Welcome, lots of knowledgeable people here. Happy riding from the DC suburbs!

Welcome! No doubt you will enjoy the new ride.

Welcome from Northern Virginia! I think you will find more time to ride, it's such a great scooter.

Hello from Northern Virginia. Kentucky is one of the spots I want to hit next season, looks great! Happy riding !

I can only say for my 7 months and 1700 miles on my GT ,but it's been great with no problems.

I agree 100%. I'm trying to keep my wandering eye in check too, thankfully nothing else really compares!

Congratulations on the new bike and hello from Virginia, USA.

Glad to hear the scooter did well. Thanks for the pics and inspiration !

Hello, I live in northern Virginia, 45 min west of Washington DC. Bought my c650gt in Feb and am loving it! Since re-entering the motorcycle world I've had VespaET4 (still have that), Ducati 999 (cooler than me and I REALLY learned to love and trust Michelin tires!) Piaggio mp3 (dealers kept...

2018, bought in Feb, 1600 miles. Weather hasn't been great this year in the mid atlantic. Hoping with the heated goods and windshield I will be riding a bit later in the year. I gotta say I'm loving it so far and ride at almost every opportunity! Other scooter is a 2004 Vespa ET4, which hasn't...

Nice to hear. So far, bought mine in Feb, I'm loving it!

Is there ever a response from BMW tech's or BMW corporate ? Be nice if they checked in and gave some input.

I don't think it's only BMW building to JUST get to the warranty end. My '16 Mercedes hasn't impressed me with it's quality either. "The Best or Nothing' my ass.

Looks like a great trip, glad everyone kept the rubber side down on the Dragon and in the rain. Thanks for the pics inspires me to put more miles on mine!

Welcome from another new to BMW C650GT person! would love to see those mods!

Scary but I understand the desire to do something fun and cool together. You ever look into, it's like a belly band with handles? Not sure if this link is the best version but it gives you an idea what I'm talking about. Thinking if there were handles it would be natural to use them...

Hello from Washington DC suburbs . Nice ride, I bought the same one in Feb! The more I ride it the more I like it!

I agree. I just can't let go of my ET4.

Being new to this bike I wasn't sure when the low fuel light would come on. Turns out 2 bars on the gas gauge is the point where the light comes on. FWIW, I went 23 miles after the light came on on a bike with 300 miles on it and not yet to its first service.

Hello from Washington DC area!