Marietta, GA / 2009 w/ just over 600 miles on it.

[waya]

Marietta, GA / 2009 w/ just over 600 miles on it.

Out the door, ~ $3200 (tax/tag/dealer fees) w/ a basic helment.

[Water Warrior 2]

Couldn't have been ridden hard. The header pipes aren't even discolored.

[waya]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior

Couldn't have been ridden hard. The header pipes aren't even discolored.

Not alot I think. Here is a close-up sort of.

[Taylor09GZ]

Same bike I have its identical. Mine has little over 800 but I paid 2000 for mine ;-)

[waya]

Originally Posted by Taylor09GZ

Same bike I have its identical. Mine has little over 800 but I paid 2000 for mine ;-)

Just after I finished paying for it, a guy came up and told me he was trying to sell his, w/ saddle bags and windscreen for $2k.

But it was too late.

But, I picked this one vs the 5K miles one that had saddle bags and was offered for less money based on year+mileage. I figure a 2009 with only ~ 650 miles on it is "new".

[Water Warrior 2]

A really low mileage unit is a bonus worth paying for. Lynda's GZ only had 385 kms(239 miles) on it when we picked it up. The bike was just like it came out of the crate. Clean and unmarked in any way. Saved $1100 buying ever so slightly used.

[Taylor09GZ]

I bought mine from the original owner he bought just to drive to work and school, never in the rain or anything but it's stock no additions. So I was very blessed to run across this bike now I just want to put a few thousand on it and have a great time

[waya]

Originally Posted by Taylor09GZ

.. now I just want to put a few thousand on it and have a great time

Heh... I already have my "x-mas" list to give to myself started... engine guard, windshield, hyperlites, saddle bags, sissy bar + luggage rack, and and and

[Water Warrior 2]

Waya, be sure not to neglect body armor and stuff for yourself. The old saying "Dress for the slide not the ride" is sage advice for all riders.

[waya]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior

Waya, be sure not to neglect body armor and stuff for yourself. The old saying "Dress for the slide not the ride" is sage advice for all riders.

What kinda of body armor(s) is recommended in general?