My experience here on GSR

[Steve]

Continuation of the theme:
Out-of-the-blue, Vmass asked me to send him some pics of the S this past week. For some reason, he needed to see both sides of the bike.

Two days later i get these in the mail...


That's GSR brotherhood. Thanks, Rich... you're a good man.

Yeah, I knew they could go to a better cause.

He tried giving them to me last weekend when I was there.

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[Bookmon]

GSR brought sushine back. Post on the site, a few days later Superman Steve flew to the rescue.
Now, granted the 450 GSA bike has a new issue- but I thinks I have the base knowledge to fix it- really. I am just waiting for the temps to back off here in Alabama.

[Good Times]

The GS community is really a great group. I think about how long some of the guys have been here on the forum and how many times they have answered the same questions and issues over and over again. Things like "The Shim Club" along with Steve's free valve adjustment sheet, BassCliff's GS Library, Eric's treasure trove of parts and guys like Elevatorman, Gatekeeper, Pete, Chuck, Ray, and Old Skool, who are willing to jump in and help with parts, encouragement and advice. And that list goes on and on.

The love for these bikes leads to respect for each other as owners and a willingness to help out. It's pretty cool to be a part of.

[gsgeezer]

I got a factory manual dirt cheap, many years ago, from a guy on the forum.
He used to be a Suzi factory tech. I gave it away to somebody on the forum and I am going to be doing the same with a number of parts soon.

[Vmass]

Yeah, I knew they could go to a better cause.

He tried giving them to me last weekend when I was there.

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Actually, the ones offered to you were the the smaller version, possibly for the 550's.

[Steve]

Actually, the ones offered to you were the the smaller version, possibly for the 550's.

Regardless, you are still a very generous guy.

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