50k and counting....

Sgt Bilco

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Hit the 50,000 miles today and every single mile has been superb.:JB She's taken me to all parts of Britain, Europe and Morocco and as a special treat, she will be going to the US in 2010:thumb

No real issues in 3 years, just run in, goes like a train and she is running better than ever:D

Here's to the next 50k:beerjug:
 

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Good for you!

That is very encouraging, but not in my experience unexpected. I only seem to manage about 4000 kms a year so it looks as if my 2008 GS will still be going strong in twelve years time - but I am afraid that I intend to retire from motorcycling before then, or at least buy a smaller bike when I am 90. Happy New Year to all.
 
My '04 has just hit 80k kms and I enjoyed each one of them, except the first 1800 which were by the p.o. Will buy a replacement when I see a better bike!
 
Superb, and as Brian said, very encouraging :clap:clap:clap
 
Sounds like a great ride. I'm very, very jealous. :thumb2

I'm on 46k and no major issues in the first year of ownership and CK is on 50+. I'll never sell it.
 
Congratulations - I feel the same way about mine. Best wishes for the next 50K! :thumb2
 
Mines an 05 which had 13k on Aug last. Now has 22k and apart from a service nothing untoward. I like my 1200. :thumb
 
After buying and running a few "high mileage" bikes over the last few years, I see no reason why a well maintained bike shouldn't cover 100,000 miles.

But being brought up on a diet of small two strokes, it still makes my clutch hand twitch when I see more than 10,000miles on a bike.

It's always reassuring to know that the bikes ARE capable of it...
 
After buying and running a few "high mileage" bikes over the last few years, I see no reason why a well maintained bike shouldn't cover 100,000 miles.

But being brought up on a diet of small two strokes, it still makes my clutch hand twitch when I see more than 10,000miles on a bike.

It's always reassuring to know that the bikes ARE capable of it...

I'm thinking BSOgri, up our way must've hit 100k on his 54 plater by now....?

:bow
 
48,000

Respect dude!

hope to hit 50K on my 07 Adv one day.

:cool:

just over 48,000 on an 05 1200gs have had both gearbox seals replaced under warrenty, and i will clean it one day not been clean in 2009 no piont in the winter as its used ever day, will see what falls off when it gets cleaned in the summer. i just love using it, :D
 
Hit the 50,000 miles today and every single mile has been superb.:JB She's taken me to all parts of Britain, Europe and Morocco and as a special treat, she will be going to the US in 2010:thumb

No real issues in 3 years, just run in, goes like a train and she is running better than ever:D

Here's to the next 50k:beerjug:


nay problem with that next 50k Sarge:)

my mates 05
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Hit the 50,000 miles today and every single mile has been superb.:JB She's taken me to all parts of Britain, Europe and Morocco and as a special treat, she will be going to the US in 2010:thumb

No real issues in 3 years, just run in, goes like a train and she is running better than ever:D

Here's to the next 50k:beerjug:

Hey Sarge,

When you're in the US, I would recommend that you tour the Colorado-Montana-Wyoming-Idaho area and be sure to go through Yellowstone Park.

If you make it through Boulder Colorado, drop by Mile High Gliding at the Boulder airport. I'm the Operations Manager there & I'll hook you up with a glider ride over the Rocky Mountains. The owner's a Brit from London, so you can share some "homey" time! I can also connect you with skydiving and hot air balloon ops if you're interested. Give me a call - 303-527-1122 - a few days ahead & I'll take care of the scheduling.

Ride safe,

John
 
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