> that their ABS is faulty and needs repair by Yamaha. For some,
Let's be precise: Yamaha doesn't REPAIR the item (the HU or Hydraulic Unit),
they REPLACE it.
> 3. Front Tire Cupping - This is a minor annoyance that can be handled by
> relying on the recommendation of owner who have tried various brands of
> tires on this bike. The list archive provide several choices.
I'm not having cupping problems.
> 4. Lack of Handlebar Adjustment - The handlebars on the GTS are
> non-adjustable, which means you have to adjust your body position
I'm kind of curious to know just how many bikes made in 93-94 had adjustable
bars? I'm not talking about handle bars per se, but really about right and
left handles. My guess is that it is (was) very few. I don't count
machines that use true handle bars as we know them--the type that run
continuously from one side to the other, but only about those bikes with
bars that had a break in the middle.
Regards,
Henry S. Winokur
94 GTS1000, AMA, MRF,
Nationally Certified Riding Instructor
West Bethesda, MD USA
