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Glassunion

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2. Thanks. My wife said the same.
Sat Apr 13, 2013, 01:58 PM
Apr 2013

"Get what you want" to quote her.

I'd love to have a 1200 or even 1600, but they are priced too high (even last year's demo). We way overpaid our taxes this year so we have a nice return coming which will make for a great down payment.

I actually like the seating position on the new 800 GT, they have made a slight adjustment from the old 800 ST, by moving the pegs down and a bit more forward. IMHO they still should have left it with an ST designation, it is more sport than a touring bike.

I will be getting the side and top boxes as well for the same reasons.

Thanks for the tip!

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Get the bike you want, don't bother with the smaller bike JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2013 #1
Thanks. My wife said the same. Glassunion Apr 2013 #2
Go for it charin Apr 2013 #3
I started out on a yamaha vstar 650 shedevil69taz Oct 2013 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author mgc1961 Oct 2013 #5
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