Welcome Craig, Once you get out there you will wonder why you left it so long,

52 with 2 children who can now look after themselves, at least that's what i thought

I am new here so don't have enough information to make a decision, I did enjoy some of his posts though.

Its how they trap us. you surround your self with things you think you cant live without
then when its too late you realize how pointless most of your possession were , its the memory's of the good times that really count.

My niece and her husband bought one last year they did a 2000 mile tour of Europe with no problems at all. he said he loved the bike, then promptly sold it,
said he fancied a change, and bought some ski gear. hmy: !!

Valid point gspod, apart from filling the top box with bricks :laugh: I am sat here thinking of a plan. The gs is prepped and ready to tour. its just a bit too good to use as a work horse, what I may do is sell the gs, I then have a 30th anniversary coming up and the plan is to visit toronto/new yor...

Benson
I am with you all the way Its the short runs that keep me going sometimes, but a little pain now for a long term gain is what I am thinking,Although the way property swallows my money Not sure selling the gs would make a massive difference. just need to get it out of temptations way.

scott its very subjective when it comes to bike reviews. I swapped my Dakar for the gs, the Dakar fit like an old pair of slippers, I could take it anywhere without worrying too much, when I got the gs I wasn't sure I had made the right choice. Its tall but I liked that as I was used to crossers and...

Afternoon all, if this thing doesn't have a spell checker this could be my last post. I have never posted before but have spent a few years reading and trying to figure people out, much more entertaining than tv. I started biking in the late 70's when moto x was still called a scramble happy days un...

Not sure how to contact you, but if you pm me your contact number I could interested in a purchase, Cheers