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Farewell to my GS, thanks for the good times!

Started by cucamonga, January 15, 2005, 12:18:33 AM

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cucamonga

Well I traded in my blue 04 GS tonight for a brand-spankin new blue SV650S.  

:(  and  :) at the same time...  

The GS was a great bike, but it was time to move on to fuel injection and some extra cc's, plus the vtwin sounds oh so smooth. I basically learned how to ride on the GS, first down the driveway a few times, then the street, then the freeway. 13k miles later, many good memories, no regrets.

So if I disappear from this board for a while, I just have to say thanks to all the tech assistance, to Kerry the GS god, Pantablo for the handlebar advice, and everyone else for the fun times!

Take it easy, enjoy every moment...
2005 SVS650

pantablo

Quote from: cucamongaWell I traded in my blue 04 GS tonight for a brand-spankin new blue SV650S.  

So if I disappear from this board for a while, ...


Since you're in SoCal dont forget to hang at www.socalsvriders.com (assuming you havent discovered it already).

Be careful of the group rides though. There seem to be lots of guys that ride over their limit, moreso than other boards in my experience. You know, brand new riders getting sv650's then hitting Malibu thinking they're Rossi.

[edit-forgot to CONGRATULATE you!]
Pablo-
http://pantablo500.tripod.com/
www.pma-architect.com


Quote from: makenzie71 on August 21, 2006, 09:47:40 PM...not like normal sex, either...like sex with chicks.

yamahonkawazuki

heck, pablo rides a honda and he's still here, stick around btw congrats, and enjoy :cheers:
Jan 14 2010 0310 I miss you mom
Vielen dank Patrick. Vielen dank
".
A proud Mormon
"if you come in with the bottom of your cast black,
neither one of us will be happy"- Alan Silverman MD

scratch

Congradulations!

It is good to grow in your hobby and sport.
The motorcycle is no longer the hobby, the skill has become the hobby.

Power does not compare to skill.  What good is power without the skill to use it?

QuoteOriginally posted by Wintermute on BayAreaRidersForum.com
good judgement trumps good skills every time.

mp183

I just came back from my local dealer.  The sales guy mentioned that he has someone that is buying a DL650.  He is trading in his SV650.  Before that he had a GS500.  He misses the GS500.  Is looking to buy a used ont as a second bike.  I love my GS.  As long as I can keep two bikes the GS will always be one of the bikes.
2002 GS500
2004 V-Strom 650 
is it time to check the valves?
2004 KLR250.

Eisenfaust

Congrats, I hope the SV suits you well. The previous owner of my GS had just moved up to an SV when she sold it to me. :-)

Personally... I'm torn for what I want next. Half of me wants a supersport 600, another half of me wants something do-it-all like the GS. I really like the Yamaha TDM900... its like a GS500 on steroids... but alas, not sold here. Maybe I'll try to pick up an old TDM850 and use that for commuting and trips... and get a 600 for trackdays and canyons. Or I'll just keep the GS. I love it so much i dont think I could ever sell it. :)

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