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1995 Pan European Mileage
Hi,
I am new here and I live in Staffordshire England.
I have a 1995 ST1100 Pan European with 100608 miles on the clock and the bike passed its yearly Mot last month with no problems at all.
Is this the same for other old Pan riders?
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17 Oct 2017
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Originally Posted by BEZ Staffordshire
Hi,
I am new here and I live in Staffordshire England.
I have a 1995 ST1100 Pan European with 100608 miles on the clock and the bike passed its yearly Mot last month with no problems at all.
Is this the same for other old Pan riders?
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I do not understand why you ask. That's a Pan.
Sorry, I could not help.
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There was a discussion about who's in the 100k miles club a few months back, although it seemingly degenerated into a slanging match and was closed prematurely so it may not not have reached its natural lifespan. How something as simple as a mileometer reading can "inflame passions" is beyond me but, for what it's worth, here's the link:
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...hey-have-92428
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BEZ Staffordshire
Hi,
I am new here and I live in Staffordshire England.
I have a 1995 ST1100 Pan European with 100608 miles on the clock and the bike passed its yearly Mot last month with no problems at all.
Is this the same for other old Pan riders?
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Sold my 94 pan a couple of years ago with 108,000 miles on the clock. Rode all year round so had to keep tabs on corrosion under the brake caliper seals and some of the electrical connectors . Standard exhaust rotted. Painted the swingarm on tyre changes. Fantastic bike. Just a little heavy for me.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BEZ Staffordshire
Hi,
I am new here and I live in Staffordshire England.
I have a 1995 ST1100 Pan European with 100608 miles on the clock and the bike passed its yearly Mot last month with no problems at all.
Is this the same for other old Pan riders?
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Ok, I'll be the elephant in the room.
Not sure what your angling for here? The Pan has a good reputation for doing high milage, so as a tourer would be fine.
Bottom line is just make sure your breakdown covarage is up to date and will cover your needs.
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