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Originally Posted by Rookie Rider
Hey there, i have a 2000 gz also. Got mine with just under 10,000 on the clock. I first did an oil and oil filter change along with the spark plug and air filter. Then cleaned and lubed up the chain along with checking the tension on it. Check my tires for cracks and proper tire pressure and the tread depth. Tighten visible nuts and bolts, lube up your cables, put fresh gas in the tank with a 1/4 can of seafoam and go for a ride. This should take you an hour to an hour and a half to do. Have fun.
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It would help to make sure any rust is taken care of, as well as cleaning the chrome. Wash the bike, and put some wax on the paint too. Take out the battery and
put it on a trickle charger.
Have fun in Germany; I spent most of my time on active duty in a hot, wet, place in the late 60's.