I'm back on two wheels

[redhenracing2]

Well, it's been almost a year since I sold my GS. Some of you old timers may remember it, as shown here:
http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=50319.0

The new bike, well no it's not a twin. Still counts as a cousin maybe?

[Firewalker]

welcome back

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vely nice! what year is that pup? and some more details please 

[ragecage23]

NICE! I like it. What year is that?

[redhenracing2]

It's a mint '94 750. Has over 28k on it, must be all highway miles because this thing runs like it just rolled out of the crate. It's definitely no starter bike, I am very glad that I spent my share of time on the GS. Anyone who thinks they can hop on one of these for their first bike is a fool. (Yes, I know it's been done before, but still. Bad idea.)

[ragecage23]

Every time someone mentions the difference of power always makes me wonder what a 600+ cc bike will do, I'm curious. I'd love to do a test drive or a demo day or something, but there aren't any near me.

[gunnerz101]

welcome back!!! Hope you have fun with your new bike.. be safe

[redhenracing2]

Every time someone mentions the difference of power always makes me wonder what a 600+ cc bike will do, I'm curious.

I can tell you, by the time my GS could get to 60 this thing would be at 120+, and still pulling hard. You can't gun it in first or second gear without the front wheel coming up.

[ragecage23]

Every time someone mentions the difference of power always makes me wonder what a 600+ cc bike will do, I'm curious.

I can tell you, by the time my GS could get to 60 this thing would be at 120+, and still pulling hard. You can't gun it in first or second gear without the front wheel coming up.

that makes me smile haha I can't wait to get my Daytona 675 now