To sell or to keep thats is the question??

[roamer]

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Lol.........

If you're not tall enough for the GSA, why the feck did you buy it?

Buy the GS which is smaller and lighter, surely

I loved the Gsa, ,, but found them a bit top heavy when stationary, I tried a wc gs ,, what a difference, the weight is lower down and loading single handed onto the trailer is dead easy compared,,,, I miss the gsa a bit but the gs has all I need,
JB has a point, go wheel one around,,
Roamer,

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

Cheers Roamer - there are other options in the GS range including the 800's

It's just a motorbike - no need to be scared of it

 

[WindyChuffer]

Feck me, what a load of old wimmin

It's a motorbike, FFS

Just push it about or buy a smaller one

+1. Also:

- Off road training does wonders for your low speed handling of the bike both when you are on and off the bike.
- Learn how to pick it up.
- Learn how to walk around the bike holding it with one hand when it is upright and not on any stand.
- Dont push the bike. Use engine and clutch.
- Get down the gym and do some off road riding to get bike fit and bike confident.

 

[Davy F]

Feck me, what a load of old wimmin

It's a motorbike, FFS

Just sell it and buy a Virago

Fixed......

 

[BOBAD]

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- Get down the gym and do some off road riding .....

That won't work.

I went down to my gym to do some off road riding and they wouldn't let me bring my bike in.

I had to leave it in the car park outside... :-(

 

[Flipfly]

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I tried a wc gs ,, what a difference, the weight is lower down and loading single handed onto the trailer is dead easy

No no no no NO!

I'm not falling for that one

Practice does make perfect though, ask many a 1200 owner, although they generally have the AA man to help

Bollocks, just can't stop mesen