Winter Riding in New Hampshire

dubwise · 01-13-2010, 01:57 PM

It's a 1994 GS500E, naked, with a little Spitfire screen on it. Sweet condition. Purple wheels.

Thanks for the ride offer, but we're two or three hours apart. That's farther than I'd care to go on the 250,
especially now that the 500 is sitting right there next to it. I love the 250 around town, which is most of my riding.
The GS500 is also notoriously not a fan of the cold. Seriously, it takes 10 minutes of riding before it's really happy
without the choke at freezing temps. That's another reason to rig the 250 as the winter bike. So they both have
their roles. Good to have an extra bike when the kid's having trouble with his beat up old FZ600, too.

01-13-2010, 01:57 PM	#11
dubwise Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northampton, MA Posts: 27	Re: Winter Riding in New Hampshire It's a 1994 GS500E, naked, with a little Spitfire screen on it. Sweet condition. Purple wheels. Thanks for the ride offer, but we're two or three hours apart. That's farther than I'd care to go on the 250, especially now that the 500 is sitting right there next to it. I love the 250 around town, which is most of my riding. The GS500 is also notoriously not a fan of the cold. Seriously, it takes 10 minutes of riding before it's really happy without the choke at freezing temps. That's another reason to rig the 250 as the winter bike. So they both have their roles. Good to have an extra bike when the kid's having trouble with his beat up old FZ600, too. Login or Register to Remove Ads
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