New to me G310GS Rallye
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And your thoughts...? 
Having not covered too many miles on the wee beasty yet - around 100 - I can only say that so far, so good 
Will be giving it a better run and test within the coming months & will report back.
Steve T
Will be giving it a better run and test within the coming months & will report back.
Steve T
I really liked my G310GS when I had it. Roomy enough for my large frame. I found the soft suspension to my liking and didn't think it lost composure that much when pushing on. Engine has a change of character at around 7k revs and howls, due to the air box location. Not for long distances, but great for local runs.
I really like mine, had first one stolen this time last year. Took me a while but there wasn't anything else that floated my boat so got another last November.
Got nearly 6,000 miles on it. Great on back roads like Scottish borders and around Barnard castle and North York Moors.
Done quite a bit of tinkering, loads available from AliExpress, screens, handguards etc but have made a few bits.
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Got nearly 6,000 miles on it. Great on back roads like Scottish borders and around Barnard castle and North York Moors.
Done quite a bit of tinkering, loads available from AliExpress, screens, handguards etc but have made a few bits.
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Some useful stuff hanging from your machine Mark
Stonehenge - I understand you when you mention the "howl" from the airbox. Yet to push the revs up past 7k, having run numerous twin cylinder bikes for many, many years, so sort of still a bit "rev-averse"
Some piccies of mine from a shakedown run and todays sunny bimble round the hills . . .
SteveT
Stonehenge - I understand you when you mention the "howl" from the airbox. Yet to push the revs up past 7k, having run numerous twin cylinder bikes for many, many years, so sort of still a bit "rev-averse"
Some piccies of mine from a shakedown run and todays sunny bimble round the hills . . .
SteveT
Nearly 800 miles rolled on this little GS and it is proving to be quite entertaining
Several long rides of 200+ miles have proven to be enjoyable and not leading to "sorebutt" syndrome.
Thinking of fitting some full on knobblies on it and using it on a Long Distance Trial training day being held weekend after next instead of my F650GS twin. Think I need to go ride it some more before commiting to a full knobbly set up
SteveT
Several long rides of 200+ miles have proven to be enjoyable and not leading to "sorebutt" syndrome.
Thinking of fitting some full on knobblies on it and using it on a Long Distance Trial training day being held weekend after next instead of my F650GS twin. Think I need to go ride it some more before commiting to a full knobbly set up
SteveT
Love mine ;
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