I wanna save my GTR......

[O.C.]

What about the Suzuki VStrom?

I had Kawasakis re-badged version ( KLV 1000) for a while



It was   

[Kwikasfuki]

I had Kawasakis re-badged version ( KLV 1000) for a while



It was   

The 1000 wasn't as good as the 650 (or the wee as its affectionately known as). The Vstrom was my first adventure tourer and it was a fantastic bike. Until some twat pulled out infront of me and wrote it off.

[viper]

where does all the maths sit with not getting a bike saving GTR v the hit on the continual use of your Gtr v the cost saving towards a new gtr when yours hits a certain milage or age

in other words would the running costs and depriciation and capital outlay on the new bike save you money on the additional milage and wear on the GTR, could the saving help you replace your GTR sooner than planned 

[mecki]

where does all the maths sit with not getting a bike saving GTR v the hit on the continual use of your Gtr v the cost saving towards a new gtr when yours hits a certain milage or age

in other words would the running costs and depriciation and capital outlay on the new bike save you money on the additional milage and wear on the GTR, could the saving help you replace your GTR sooner than planned

You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure that out.
The answer is NO  .

[kwarrgtr]

cant argue with that logic (BUT I did have to read that post about ten times)!! Haha
But now you mention it... logic and sense doesnt really come into the equation does it  (if we're honest), biking per se, doesnt really make sense, costs, risks, crappy uk roads, too much bloody traffic, with mostly numpty drivers...
Most of us are bikers cos we love it and them, there's only a few bikers who's only form of transport is a bike...

[Rusty]

Hum .... that's reasonable