> > Well, I am sure if they ever come out with a new version, it
> will be much
> > more competively priced than the previous version. I think that is the
> > main reason that the GTS was a slow seller, price !!!
>
> My feeling on that was not only the price but the fact that it was TOO
> technologically advanced for most people. Just look at all the folks who
> think Harleys are now "modern".
>
> What I'd like to see: a more sit-up riding position with more leg room
> (yes, I'm over 6' tall and lots of legs with knees that don't bend very
^^^^
That should have been "leg-length". I have 2 legs like most of the rest of
you!
> well), hard luggage that I don't have to pay extra for, shaft drive,
> stone-reliable ABS, and better sorted out EFI (no surging at all, cold or
> hot). The weight isn't a factor for me. Coming off a
> Concours, this bike
> seems like a lightweight as it is.
>
> Regards,
>
> Henry S. Winokur
> 94 GTS1000, AMA, MRF,
> Nationally Certified Riding Instructor
> Columbia, MD Ride for Kids Task Force
> West Bethesda, MD USA
>
