Boring but

[hodgkins]

Hi all my gsa is one year and three weeks old .and it's friging brilliant 12000 miles I can't think of anything else I would like to ride and wish I had more time to ride more.

 

[Dahoum]

Boring? No... brilliant.

Keep on keepin on matey

 

[Yonkyo]

Hi all my gsa is one year and three weeks old .and it's friging brilliant 12000 miles I can't think of anything else I would like to ride and wish I had more time to ride more.

No, definitly not boring.
I've had my GSA for 18 months and 18k miles now, and I still get excited when I sling my leg over her, for my daily commute. I'm on my 4th GS now, and I don't think I'll ever tire of them.

 

[iaindoha]

Hi all my gsa is one year and three weeks old .and it's friging brilliant 12000 miles I can't think of anything else I would like to ride and wish I had more time to ride more.

Thanks for the good news. Like any technical forum the weight of posts here is somewhat negative. One reason I am currently hyper paranoid about my FD. Always nice to hear from people who are having it good ... usually the silent majority.

 

[Deleted account 190920001]

Just over a year of ownership as well and yes still loving it, I just wish it would stop pissing down so I can have some fun. Bike is also getting a treat in a couple of weeks when the new workshop will be built and the bike can stay warm and dry overnight. Don't tell her though as its a surprise, kinda late birthday present lol.

 

[Ian M]

9,200 miles in 13 months and one blown headlight bulb. I'm not complaining either.

 

[Ducktape]

You and me are living parallel Lives Ian

9400 miles and one blown headlight bulb

Mick

 

[rodders]

Hodgkins
what did you get it for its birthday?

 

[JPB]

Five years happy riding come January and couldn't agree more!

 

[hodgkins]

birthday

Hodgkins
what did you get it for its birthday?

The wife got a pair of gloves and the gsa got zumo 660. That's ok .well I thought so

 

[scottpa]

March 07 GS with 32K on the clock. Nothing major has fallen off. I have had the ews and the fpc replaced at services as recalls. Not because they broke.
The only thing that went wrong was the fuel gauge sender.

Oh, and still on the original FD, and front brake pads. Third set of rear pads though.

Oil consumption has been negligible since about 15k.

All in all, brilliant. There are faster, shinier bikes out there but there is nothing else I would rather have.

Would like to give Ewan and Charlie a slap for letting the secret out though.