Would you move on from the 500?

[Mad Dog]

Maybe after a few more years might take a slight step up to the GSX650F so its a little easier two up.

[Shaddow]

Due to it's small displacement, GS500 insurance is about $169.00 a year for full coverage, and registration was about $25.00 a year. That's almost free!
Plus the GS500 with its center-stand can be stored against the back wall of a shed or garage till needed.
But I guess it's a matter of want.
If Ourea is simply bored with his GS500 then I guess he might as well trade it. A new bike energizes the soul.
-Ej-

That would be nice costs but it just isn't so here in Australia.

[Ourea]

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[Electrojake]

That would be nice costs but it just isn't so here in Australia.

Didn't realize the punitive cost over there.
As I understand it the licensing is bit complicated too.
Here in the US anything short of the village idiot can legally drive or ride (and it shows).

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Upgrade probably isn't the best terminology here but given the right circumstances would you buy a different bike?
The 'bigger' bike I have been looking at is one I probably should have bought in the first place, the Yamaha FZ6R.

Getting back on topic. . .
To properly answer the question: Yes, I would most certainly give up my GS500F for an FZ6R. The build quality on a Yamaha is superb too.
Nice choice! 
-Ej-