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Am planning to ride one up from the U.S. to Argentina. Am looking for comfort and style. Is the BMW R1200 a good option? What year model has proven the best if so? What accesories are indispensable?
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Do you mean the new R1200GS or one of the older R1200 cruiser style bikes?
1200GS would be fine, cruiser bike could do it but choose your roads carefully.
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I've not travelled there but many have. Do a search on this site, should be of help.
It all depends on what you want to see. I'd love to do South America but would want a Dual Sport bike of some sort to reach the out of the way places with the best views.
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