philipyates12345
New member
A little slow on the uptake but on a quiet almost spring morning I'm just drinking coffee and dreaming. I've only been a member for about 6 months and finally getting around to communicating with other members.
My accountant talked me into buying his fully loaded 2020 GSA 1250 and I have thanked him since many times since I've only got one full season on it plus a partial. He is a good accountant and his unofficial business card is "1-800- justifications". He bought a cottage and didn't have time for all of his toys and sold me this for a great deal.
What a bike, after taking the motorad offroad course and the police motorcycle training course I now realize some of its potential plus my need for more riding is obvious.
We took a few trips into northern ontario, a trip to Cape Breton trail and the dragons tail plus lots of excellent local roads of different surface textures. I'm a bikepacking kind of guy so lots of camping experience, gotta admit it is a little more difficult to stealth camp with the GSA compared to a bicycle.
I also have a bicycle rack for it, talk about guys drooling when they see you on the GSA with a nice mtn bike arriving at the trails, the only downside is not having a beer after but "near beer" tastes pretty good. Hopefully I managed to upload of the bikes with my ****eating grin in the background. I was on my way to meet friends at the regular Thursday night ride.
The feedback from the forum has been great, looking forward to meeting people at the rallys.
My accountant talked me into buying his fully loaded 2020 GSA 1250 and I have thanked him since many times since I've only got one full season on it plus a partial. He is a good accountant and his unofficial business card is "1-800- justifications". He bought a cottage and didn't have time for all of his toys and sold me this for a great deal.
What a bike, after taking the motorad offroad course and the police motorcycle training course I now realize some of its potential plus my need for more riding is obvious.
We took a few trips into northern ontario, a trip to Cape Breton trail and the dragons tail plus lots of excellent local roads of different surface textures. I'm a bikepacking kind of guy so lots of camping experience, gotta admit it is a little more difficult to stealth camp with the GSA compared to a bicycle.
I also have a bicycle rack for it, talk about guys drooling when they see you on the GSA with a nice mtn bike arriving at the trails, the only downside is not having a beer after but "near beer" tastes pretty good. Hopefully I managed to upload of the bikes with my ****eating grin in the background. I was on my way to meet friends at the regular Thursday night ride.
The feedback from the forum has been great, looking forward to meeting people at the rallys.