$22,300 was $24,800
37,000 miles on motorcycle
Factory low suspension
LBS Leading Link Front end
BMW rear wheel in front: 190/55 R17
Automotive wheel and tire on rear: 165 HR 15
New front and rear tires good for 10,000+ miles
PDM-60 Power Distribution Module
3 piece BMW Vario luggage
Just serviced brake fluid, oil, filter, final drive
Separate master cylinder for sidecar operated by rear brake pedal
Electric Camber Control
Replaced 5.5 gallon GS fuel tank with 7.5 gallon GSA tank
Yacugar Steering Damper
Adjustable height Hand Guards
Anti-sway bar on sidecar
2020 Hannigan Dual Sport sidecar built for me
22,000 miles on sidecar
Please remind me where this rig is located .thanks
@Jim Gross That's a good lookin' rig. Don't want to know where it is... I'd be G00GLE Mapping where it is in relation to me 
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It is located in Hot Springs, South Dakota about 55 miles south of Rapid City.
It is located in Hot Springs, South Dakota about 55 miles south of Rapid City.
Gee, that is only next door to the state that Dave Fran @davefran lives in, as he is in Minnesota, or...mini-soda.
Go West, Dave....and ye shall find what thou seeks.
Two Million Mile Rider
Exploring the World in Comfort
Well I tried google for directions and it said no way known from mine.
So Dave it must be yours.
Well at least your dog's.
Off to the Western front with you.
Hmmmm I must admits it's well done and pretty fairly priced but the market over 20k$ is tiny and it's the lower shorter model , what I always struggle getting enough foot peg to seat length.. I have a expensive NL sidecar but it doesn't work as well as this one would off pavement. Not to mention I'll be 77 next month 😀
From Google:
"Yes, the 2018 BMW R1200 GS with low suspension has the same seat to foot peg distance as the regular suspension when equipped with the standard seat."
The ground clearance is less, which in my opinion makes it more stable on the road.