Having a number of GTS at the same time has let me play around with
different parts on different bikes. I have tried to describe the problems I
have had at various times with tires and it seemed that I was the only one
having the problem. I find that if I go stock size with perrilli or metzler
I
I've lost a piece of plastic to cracking and such around the gauges. The
brake fluid from the reservoir spilling while flushing probably had
something to do with it. Remember to clean up well.
JC
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hereby claim the world's GTS altitude record. Rode the Mount Evans
highway, went to 14,256 feet, which for those listers in Europe is...uh,
well, damn high. Anyone wanting to beat this one best be in Asia or South
America, unless you can fit
Just leee the bike. It'll turn much tighter than its steering
locks. Stand on the pegs and roll the bike to the inside while feathering
the clutch to keep it upright.
Right and wrong, no clutch alway use the rearbrake while turning that way
Learned this on several riding courses. (The
Hey Kevin, sorry to dissapoint you, but yer camera leaks light
intermittently somewhere along the bottom of the back film door. Hence the
green cast in the sky on a couple shots, that will show as orange on the
negs (even on the perforations, probably). Did you bang it?
later,
picturesque
Hi Adam,
I guess this would be a second impression report for me as well. I would
have to say if you like bikes that are a dime a dozen you had a miss on
this one. One of the reasons I like the GTS is because there aren't alot
of them around ! I got sick of seeing other bikes "just like mine"
On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, fred schneider wrote:
Right and wrong, no clutch alway use the rearbrake while turning that way
Learned this on several riding courses. (The rolling to the inside does not
work on my GTS , I suspect the side-car to be the reason but I'm not sure.
But jamming the rearbrake
Sorry guys, but my GTS have been 13,000 feet in
pike's peek CO and to a low -282 feet at bad water in
death valley CA.
Richard
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YHa, and I claim it!!
I hereby claim the world's GTS altitude record.
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From: "Steven Puig" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Multiple recipients of list" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 9:18 PM
Subject: Sinking to New Lows: It's a GTS world record!!
YEP!! I, as I'm sure a number of our listers have been, was in Death Valley
Allright... I give up on geographic lows.
How about guilt-inducing, genuinely-sorry, philanthropy-inspiring per capita
income lows: Haitian border anyone?
Steve Puig
San Salvador
YEP!! I, as I'm sure a number of our listers have been, was in Death
Valley
this summer at Badwater Basin which
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