RUST magazine: Touratech BMW R1200GS Rambler Special
RUST TOURATECH RAMBLER SPECIAL You’ll have seen our feature test on the Rambler back in RUST 21. Or maybe not – that was one big issue and the test was found toward the back of the running order, so you may well have missed it. So, with much going on behind the scenes right now (a new website being built, revamp of the magazine being worked on) we thought we should use this break in our usual publishing programme to re-issue that test in fuller-glory, with more pages, more images and just a little more of everything. After all, the Rambler is one hell of a bike – it deserves a revisit. We hope you like this special and, be assured, there’s so much more to come! Enjoy the reading – and your riding! Jon Bentman (Editor, RUST)
RUST TOURATECH RAMBLER SPECIAL
You’ll have seen our feature test on the Rambler back in RUST 21. Or maybe not – that was one big issue and the test was found toward the back of the running order, so you may well have missed it. So, with much going on behind the scenes right now (a new website being built, revamp of the magazine being worked on) we thought we should use this break in our usual publishing programme to re-issue that test in fuller-glory, with more pages, more images and just a little more of everything. After all, the Rambler is one hell of a bike – it deserves a revisit.
We hope you like this special and, be assured, there’s so much more to come!
Enjoy the reading – and your riding!
Jon Bentman
(Editor, RUST)
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<strong>Rambler</strong> <strong>Special</strong><br />
The Azores are not – and are unlikely to ever be – a tourism hotspot,<br />
their remoteness puts paid to that. And in the past life there has been<br />
hard, the inhabitants historically living off the land. Today that’s still going<br />
on, with dairy farming being most prevalent, albeit on small-scale farms,<br />
the cows being ‘serviced’ by mobile milking services. The inhabitants are<br />
still firmly connected to their Portuguese homeland though – some 850
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