StLouRider
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2011 RT up front. 2012 GSA in back. Tight quarters..
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I’m not too worried about older bikes. And these aren’t really all that old compared to what I see out there. Both are still relatively low miles. 19,000 on the RT when I got it last January, 30,000 on it now. Just 15,000 on the new to me GSA.Two great looking bikes StLouRider!
No worries!Thanks r0ckrat for pointing me in right direction...I'm a newbie.
I think after your first lay down the bike( 1st time ) it is easier to ride. You’re not worried about some damage.as long as it’s just cosmetic.Battle damage from the trip to '07 GR3
GPS said turn here, as I turned I saw a very narrow gravel road. Still in the turn I stop short, put my right foot down in a very soft gravel shoulder grading away and slowly . . . I . . . went . . . over.
Mommy!!
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Delivery day, pristine but not for long! Great long ranger, so comfortable.
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