GSA Awesomeness

[GSMarky]

Amidst the tales of technical issues and woes, thought I’d give my GSA the credit it’s due.

1,500 miles up to and around Scotland over 6 days. Stunning roads and the GSA was faultless!!

Spain for 12 days in a month so a new set of TA3 tyres and the 12k valve service before that should hopefully see another faultless tour. Full luggage for Spain too.

Bloody fantastic bikes these….

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[Guru Gora]

Indeed.

I put 49000 on my 15 GSA and it never missed a beat.

Maybe we got lucky.

The only thing I was anal about was oil and filter changes every 3000 miles, maybe didn’t make a difference, but it kept me happy in my own mind.

 

[jefformston]

Is that really awesome? I’d be bloody disappointed if it didn’t make it.

 

[Arsey]

Is that really awesome? I’d be bloody disappointed if it didn’t make it.

It is quite amusing when a bike can do a whole six days away without going tits up .
Mate of mine wasn’t so lucky . Week two of ownership

 

[GSMarky]

Is that really awesome? I’d be bloody disappointed if it didn’t make it.

The bike itself is awesome. I’d agree that reliability ought to be a given, but we all know that’s not the case. We hear bad story after bad story and whilst these are unfortunate not always the case.


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[Bravo]

It is quite amusing when a bike can do a whole six days away without going tits up .
Mate of mine wasn’t so lucky . Week two of ownership

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Did you not tell him how shit they were before he bought it?

 

[Snow White]

Some of them will manage to get further than Tesco's (now over the magic 100,000)

 

[Guru Gora]

A tft bike with 100k.

Impressive.


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[stratblue]

I've had the unholy trinity of the Blackbird, the ZX12 and a Hayabusa and my 2023 1250 is the best bike I've ever ridden. Just had to change the pathetic battery though.