How do you fell about the BMW MOA Forum ?

[zenduddhist]

Dude, That is quite a cool bunch of iron !!!

Thanks!  All I am missing is a Norton Commando, Triumph Bonneville and a BSA Goldstar!!!  Just got hit the Lotto first...

[Royal Tiger]

Thanks!  All I am missing is a Norton Commando, Triumph Bonneville and a BSA Goldstar!!!  Just got hit the Lotto first...

I'd love to see a pic of the 1995 R100GSPD.  

[zenduddhist]

Well, if you can tell me how to upload the picture, I will post it here.  I tried but it says my pic is too big.  Anyway to make it smaller?  If not, just pm me your email address and I will email you a pic...

[zenduddhist]

Figured it out.  Bike has 11,000 miles.  Almost new condition...

[Royal Tiger]

Very cool.  Thanks!  

[bikerfish1100]

Well, if you can tell me how to upload the picture, I will post it here.  I tried but it says my pic is too big.  Anyway to make it smaller?  If not, just pm me your email address and I will email you a pic...

works better if you use an off-site photo hosting service. then you can upload any size, as many pics per post as you want (nearly). i like http://photobucket.com/

[apexal]

My vote:

I think that it's a very good forum.  It has a good level of rider experience and knowledge.

[plumber]

Forums tend to get clicky. The white noise of the post whores can promote a false impression of an otherwise informative board. I've been a MOA member for a while now. I use their board for information on my bike and other BMW's. I don't go there for ass slapping or chuckles. There are more than enough less focused locations for that endeavor.

[sickticket]

I'm new to the MOA forum but I have to admit that I have gotten a lot of good info from them.  They do tend to get stuck on certain threads but if you ask they will help.
I do really enjoy their magazine. High quality and a good read.