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    Blah My new toy

    well i have downsized due to being a bit gunshy after my little spill (and the difference between family commitments and a rebuild)and have bought a 97 suzuki gs500E. :spudflip: its a twin and should have enuff ponies to get me where i need to go.so when theres a local ride on i will be there .big thanx to andy for having a look at it for me:spudflip:
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    awesome,congratz
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    Quote Originally Posted by UrbanMyth
    awesome,congratz
    Agree totally..

    Oh, and PIX please.

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    On a serious note. There's nothing wrong with downsizing. You still on two wheels where other are not. Still getting you kicks and giggles. Still with the pleasure. Never quite bought into the whole bigger is better. Depends on your needs and desires as too what's best.

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    Nice one Jodi, I knew you would get back on!! We need to hook up for a ride sometime aye? Awsome buy mate. Well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster
    Nice one Jodi, I knew you would get back on!! We need to hook up for a ride sometime aye? Awsome buy mate. Well done.
    Like the proverbial falling off a horse; you at least got back on. Onya
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    What did you have before? GS500's aint exactly slow...

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    This thread is pointless without PICTURES!

    Congrats - nice choice. Wondeful bike with superb handling.

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    yep, good bikes those congrats

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    thanks for your kind words,am sure i will be asking for advice further down the line too,like what tyres to put on,its still got some called winners on it!!!!!!!!!!!!!.bike is definatly been loved and needs a bit of a pretty cosmetically but the engine and other things are sweet.as for a picture aside from putting up on profile how do i add to thread????????
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    grea6t bike

    awsome bike lots of fun and not to slow cheap on gas handle what more do you want congrats

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrPeanut
    What did you have before? GS500's aint exactly slow...
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    Kewl, congrats on the new bike
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    Quote Originally Posted by u4ea
    thanks for your kind words,am sure i will be asking for advice further down the line too,like what tyres to put on,its still got some called winners on it!!!!!!!!!!!!!.bike is definatly been loved and needs a bit of a pretty cosmetically but the engine and other things are sweet.as for a picture aside from putting up on profile how do i add to thread????????
    You could try Bridgestone BT45s. I'm running them on my K1, and them on my '97. Good in the wet and dry.

    The GS is pretty easy to work on/ do up. If you get the time you might want to have a look at the US and UK GS500 owner's web sites. Lots of good information and ideas.

    PM me if you need any info. I've got a spare manual lying around somewhere if you're interested.

    Cheers

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    Congrats, sorry to hear of your spill. You go! Getting back on that horse is exactly the thing to do! Stay safe.
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    Bloody awful motorcycle...

    Some clown went around the outside of me an manfield on one of those pitiful things and then just to prove what an utter wanker he really was, he proceeded to go around the inside of me as well.. I tell you, nothing but trouble those GS500 owners, man was obviously blind and could not see I was riding a thoroughbred Italian sports machine and he had no business attempting dangerous stuff like that...

    nah... Go for it mate. Bloody good bikes for real riding. I had a fast night ride through the Hunderlees with a mad woman (and apparently bullet proof) who was 2 up on one and she was having a ball... Bike looked like it was last cleaned and serviced at the factory but still going strong...

    Excellent....

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