Here's the left side view of the 2003 BMW F650GS Dakar where you can see, among other items, the Cee Bailey 17 inch windscreen and the original BMW engine guards. The bike is on the side stand but if you look carefully you can see the center stand tucked underneath.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Left Side View of the Dakar
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View from Above
A top view of the 2003 BMW F650GS Dakar where you can clearly see the BMW Expandable Tank Bag, and a couple of the Touratech bits including the aluminum luggage rack, front fender (the low, black fender), and the relocated foot pegs and pedals.
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
About this 2003 BMW F650GS Dakar
The 2003 BMW F650GS Dakar is an extremely comfortable ride both on and off-road. I had hoped to spend more time adventure touring this bike but family and work have kept me from the long trips. I've only taken the Dakar off-road once for a total of about 50 miles, not being a big dirt rider I don't have a basis for comparison but I can say the 2003 BMW F650GS Dakar handles as well off-road as it does on.
To prepare the bike for long rides I've made several upgrades that include numerous Touratech including:
- Foot peg relocation kit, provides larger platform for comfortable and stable off-road riding
- Low front fender to keep the road grime off
- Aluminum chain guard and wheel sensor cover, powder coated black
- Flexible mount turn signals, for on- and off-road riding
- Spoiler for the original BMW Dakar hand protectors
- Lockable oil filler cap, made of machined aluminum
- Aluminum luggage rack, perfect for strapping anything to the back of the Dakar
- License plate reinforcement
- Carbon fiber rear brake cylinder cover, provides protection from dirt and falls
- Rear storage compartment lock reinforcement
- Tail trunk reinforcement
- Heated hand grips, an awesome addition that will keep your riding year 'round
- Engine guard
- Center stand, great for storing the bike in your garage
- Expanding tank bag, the "tank" is plastic and typical tank bags won't work
- Low seat, drops seat height by one inch for us vertically challenged riders
- Two accessory power ports
All of these upgrades add to the adventure touring nature of this bike, providing secure, comfortable, on- and off-road riding enjoyment.
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