Sadly I'm in the UK, but it would be amazing if you could arrange a nice meet-up on here!
BMW Meets
Are there any regular BMW driver get-togethers in the Pacific Northwest? Say WA, OR, ID? Or even in Canada in BC or AB?
I'm thinking Covid killed it for a while (no pun intended), but hopefully people will start to
meet again?
I'm hoping I can meet up with other BMW owners. I used to be part of a very active Honda S2000 group, and I put on a lot of miles participating in various trips. I've even driven as far as Kentucky, and then carried on all the way to Key West, which is pretty much as far as I could go diagonally across the US, starting in Vancouver Canada.
I'm thinking Covid killed it for a while (no pun intended), but hopefully people will start to
meet again?
I'm hoping I can meet up with other BMW owners. I used to be part of a very active Honda S2000 group, and I put on a lot of miles participating in various trips. I've even driven as far as Kentucky, and then carried on all the way to Key West, which is pretty much as far as I could go diagonally across the US, starting in Vancouver Canada.
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My brother lives in Maidenhead, Berkshire and he has an X1. Maybe he can set up a meet! He will be visiting Canada in September and he's looking forward to driving mine just like he stole it. He changes back and forth from the left to the rightwith no issues. But when I drive in the UK, I freeze up solid!! My brain just refuses to adjust.
I've never actually driven on the opposite, I can only imagine how much it messes up your bearings!My brother lives in Maidenhead, Berkshire and he has an X1. Maybe he can set up a meet! He will be visiting Canada in September and he's looking forward to driving mine just like he stole it. He changes back and forth from the left to the write with no issues. But when I drive in the UK, I freeze up solid!! My brain just refuses to adjust.
I wouldn't blame him for wanting give yours all it's got, I would too if someone trusted me with a 440i!
If you are ever in Vancouver Canada, you can drive it. We can do some back roads till you get used to the right side, then you can put down your foot.I've never actually driven on the opposite, I can only imagine how much it messes up your bearings!
I wouldn't blame him for wanting give yours all it's got, I would too if someone trusted me with a 440i!
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