How many miles are on your R1200GS? Results tabulated! by YEAR

[Tomcat503]

Originally Posted by LaurelPerryOnLand

shameless weekly bump for MORE DATA!

Thanks to the 440 responders, as of 1/25!

Need more responses from 2005 and 2006 riders...severely under represented!

Just entered mine (~26K) for my 2006! But the bike only had 4K on it when I bought it 2 years ago.

[Paul Mihalka]

Just posted mine. '05 purchased in '06 with 9K miles. Today 158K.

[Tomcat503]

Originally Posted by Paul Mihalka

Just posted mine. '05 purchased in '06 with 9K miles. Today 158K.

Paul - Your bike is just about broken in now!

[madcowracer]

Posted, 07 w/4800. Not too bad for a couple months after picking it up at 2200...

[Henry James]

It has 82,846 miles today.

[nielsm]

1030 miles as of Thursday (just bought it recently 6 miles when purchased).

[r1200gs_chris]

My '05 R1200GS turned over to this today.

[(none)]

Boobs!

Originally Posted by r1200gs_chris

my '05 r1200gs turned over to this today.

[monkeydad]

One rider has a 2012 with 30-40K, wow.

I wonder if they commute or bought in '11. When I got mine in Feb, it was the only one on the floor and only one of a handful they had gotten. A competitor had no '12's and only one '11 left.

[* SHAG *]

Originally Posted by r1200gs_chris

My '05 R1200GS turned over to this today.

I rode my 05 for the first time since October and rolled to 80686 miles. I spooned on a new front tire and was going to replace rear pads, but they look like they'll live through my first trip in April

[chrome bandit]

...did you know that you can embed an Excel chart right into ADV? You've already done the hard part - upload the spreadsheet to Skydrive. Then just click the embed link from the right hand side, configure the settings to just get the chart, copy the code, use the ADV advanced editor to paste in, bingo!

Here are the step-by-step instructions if you need more info:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...102602477.aspx

I would do it for you, but I'm not the owner of the spreadsheet, so no embed entry point for the sharing public. Here's an example chart from a trip planning spreadsheet used on another thread...



p.s. I'm an '08 GS, 28K

[khale]

Originally Posted by monkeydad

One rider has a 2012 with 30-40K, wow.

I wonder if they commute or bought in '11. When I got mine in Feb, it was the only one on the floor and only one of a handful they had gotten. A competitor had no '12's and only one '11 left.

Probably Marty Hill

[marty hill]

Not me, I'm down to about 20k a year now. Used to do 35k+ but discovered shipping 2 years ago.

[LaurelPerryOnLand]

How about a nice TAX DAY bump for more data.

Where are all the 06 GS riders...we need your data! We need about 70 more 06 riders!!!

Thanks for the 695 rider who have participated...so far!!!

Target: 1,000 responses BEFORE I leave for my six week trip to Alaska on May 16th and the D2D !!!!

[955616846]

I have 862,517km in the logs (the original instruments are long dead) on a GS since March '05. It sounds impressive, but it has only averaged 123,000km or 76,000mi per year living and working in remote regions.
The bike was my company vehicle (I own the company) due for replacement in 2008 before it hit 400k. That didn't happen after I had an accident on another bike. It was replaced in '10, but the new GSA was seriously damaged a couple of months later and spent the rest of the year off the road and after being repaired was left in secure storage for 6 months when trapped by flood waters. My daughter recovered and kept it mid 2011 - it has been good to her. A new bike arrived in January this year, but I am back on the '05 again until my girlfriends new bike arrives. If she keeps the bike that she is on then I am okay with that if it makes her happy, but I am wondering if I will ever be able to put the old girl to rest.