I BOUGHT the HIGHEST mileage Super Tourer EVER

This 2008 Kawasaki Concours has 125K miles on it! We are adding this bike to the over 100K mile bike collection that we created. This bike has been very well maintained and still rides like new! The best part about high mileage bikes is their price, we got this bike for $1500!
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[@jillswigart3820]

My husband and I have made many memories with Jerry and his wife, Leisa. And it is true!!! He knows all the great roads! That's why I started calling him GPS Jerry. If you ever get a chance to ride with him, don't pass up on the opportunity. He is down to earth and loves to ride. He also doesn't think it's crazy to drive a few hundred miles just to have an ice cream cone, look at a covered bridge, and drag a peg. My kind of people. Jill Swigart

[@getoffmygrass6974]

The further you ride, the better the ice cream taste...

[@JamminJere]

Or abandoned turnpike tunnels..😜👍

[@robertjeffery4664]

I've been known to ride 400 kms/250 miles for lunch then back home because it's not about the destination it's about the journey

[@ladin425]

He deserves a lot of respect! I wish him many more miles!

[@chrisbraid2907]

@@robertjeffery4664 where I live we have to do that to get to the nearest beach, one of the World’s best but Yeah 400 km to Esperance and 600 to the next nearest (Perth).

[@carlmunkwitz4689]

My last Goldwing had 161,000 on it when I sold it -- the new owners is still riding it 5 years later -- 100K on some bikes is nothing

[@maddaddy6219]

I have seen Goldwings with 300,000! When I get old enough and can afford one....

[@jackandblaze5956]

Yup. My 1980 (naked) GL1100 Goldwing outlasted two previous owners. They each bought it when they had brown beards & sold it when their beards were all grey. It still runs like a top & my beard is half grey so I guess I'm halfway through my time with it. I have no idea how many miles are on it. Odometer has turned over several times. It gets a timing belt and a major maintenance every 50,000 miles.

[@genxkevin]

Thats awesome man!. Keep on riding on!

[@mrpantur7280]

FACT: no such thing as high miles if the car/bike has been well maintained. I'm talking about correct cold start and good quality oil changes.

[@locomojo0485]

Buddy had an 03 R6 with 90k miles and literally nothing done to it besides one stator/rectifier replacements. Outside of the normal maintenance stuff. And it was routinely rode in triple digits. Just no clutch abuse with wheelies. Sold it running just fine.

[@sgtace]

Huge respect for this guy. 40 years, you can hear that he is experienced.

[@jordan9339]

@@rickybobby6760 Same here! We should ride more :)

[@kermit8619]

43 years of riding for me. Around 20 to 30,000 KM a years. I can tell you I love riding more than ever. To physically not being able to ride is my biggest fear. Car drivers are idiots, never trust them. I wish you all a great and safe summer :-)

[@howardrossell2771]

What ever. You wish. He's just old n wore out. Like you. 👍

[@DaytonCarCare]

Been riding 48 years, have a Triumph Speed Triple and looking at one of these bikes for sale.

[@augyt9560]

$1,500 holy cow I wish I met the owner before you!

[@steveprinty5674]

No wonder it’s such a great bike. The 1st model in ‘86 was designed with the help of some people from staff of motorcycle touring magazine(s) who were invited to spend time in Japan and tell Kawasaki what American touring riders wanted. Rider Magazine editor Denis Rouse was one of them. Huge gas tank, 7.5 gallons, shaft drive, removable hard luggage, a fairing that does its job etc, and still looked beautiful. Every detail very well thought out on the 1st model.

[@anonimous2451]

Respect for that BUT, the Stock windshield on the ZG1000 is pure crap. There was a company Rifle that remade the holder and screen and it solved the Buffeting issue. They no longer make em. The fork and brake mods in 94 were the only changes in its 20 year run. It was affectionately known and the Unofficial Touring King, far surpassing BMW's at the time.

[@bigdogpete43]

Anybody that has put that many miles on a bike has taken care of it.

[@Imotopilot]

Boone Docker , not necessarily true. Japanese bikes are design for neglect and abuse. Much respect to the engineers.

[@raybrensike42]

Not me.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

had to upvote this just to get it off 199 upvotes hah

[@HMcod2]

I have a 2000000 km in pakistan

[@ryanhutzel7897]

K bikes get 200 to 300k if taken care of

[@4drumz-662]

There’s gotta be great confidence in buying a bike like that when you can clearly tell the seller knows his stuff and has more than well maintained it.

[@BANANAHAMMER420]

Absolutely!!...wouldn't hesitate to buy that bike .

[@BrianHarrisCISSP]

I just bought this same bike, in pieces, for 600 bucks with 21,000 miles. It took me a week to put it back together and repair all the last guy did but wow I love this bike. The power they have is amazing and the handling and brakes are way better than the previous concours 1000 which I also own. I think the concours are some of the best bikes for the money out there, but oh my god the valve adjustment is insane

[@pdheffler6944]

so good to see some respect for the high mileage machines.....its nuts how people think 20000kms (12000miles) is a lot of miles.....good for you guys

[@raybrensike42]

I put 150,000 on a BMW. Original front sealed wheel bearings which still rotated as smooth as new. I was impressed by that.

[@harryviking6347]

As long as you change oil regularly, using top grade synthetic oils, changing wheel bearings some time etc etc, there are no problems hitting twice that amount of miles!! I have seen Goldwings hitting nearly 200.000 miles, and still be in top shape!!!

[@happyriding1618]

I've ridden with Jerry and that bike years ago. He's a great guy! Our paths haven't crossed in a while but hopefully they will. My DL650 has well over 100,000 miles and still going.

[@jeffc2052]

I have a Concourse 14 with 5,700 miles...2in handle bar risers...aftermarket windshield that’s wider/taller...2in aftermarket foot peg lowers...programmer...performanceexhaust...and a $1,000 Corbin seat...came with 2 helmets, 2 jackets, motorcycle cover,and 2 extra aftermarket bags....all for $5,000....bought it off of a retired motorcycle cop who had the idea he and his wife were going to tour the country on it...took 2 trips then realized he spent 20 yrs on a bike 5 days a week...and just couldn’t do it !!!! So I bought the bike...and he bought a camper !!! (He did say he’s had it up to 140mph...I got it to 110mph and realized I had 2 more gears left and a WHOLE LOTTA THROTTLE LEFT !!!!) That was MIRE than enough for me !!!!

[@edwardpoff575]

Man y’all meet some of the coolest people. That’s bike shows that if you take care of what you have you will get to enjoy it for a long time. Great video

[@Turbo-wj9qc]

I hate how people think 12k miles on a sportbike is high, don't people ride?

[@taterlysaladman9377]

Guys that ride sportbikes usually just run the crap out of them and between bad mechanics and abuse, they don't make it very far.

[@masterspin7796]

I got 14,000 miles on my Dragster RR and a certified saddlesore 1000 under my belt and I can honestly say it was not easy doing it on the dragster..(video inside)

[@22fret]

I've sold my mighty BMW K75 at 167.000 kms (around 104, 105.000 mls) this year. It ran perfectly, now I own a 1983 K100 and a 1994 Transalp...

[@irish-thinker4429]

Had a mate who owned a gorgeous cbr600rr for 6 years never stopped bragging about it and after 6 years he sold it after doing 2000 miles on it , biker my arse

[@brocky78]

I know in UK people run a mile from a car with 100k miles, even diesels. Think it will fall apart blow engine soon as drive cpl miles down the road! 😀

[@rasmillions]

I bought my 95 Nighthawk 750 with 120+ thousand miles on the clock...cleaned the carbs and she has been ripping for years. I cant believe the power/reliability a high mileage bike can have.

[@joeybobbie1]

I have always liked the Nighthawk 750s. Great Bikes.👍

[@AussieKawiman]

Great bike, I have seen one in Australia with 390,000klms on it. Had nothing done except for services..Still goes like new. Modern bikes will do 3-400k and more, why do people get so scared that their bike is getting too many miles on it... Well it keeps the manufacturers selling new bikes..Thanks for the video..

[@phillipruus1812]

I have a 2015 zx10r that i have had since new and have put on just over 101000km (62500miles) on it and it has not missed a beat at all id love to take it to america and road trip it. I want to get it on a dyno next to a similar low mile as well feels stronger now than it did new. Keep up the video's.

[@BillEFabian]

I bought my 2016 Concours 14 new 2.5 years ago. Just turned 42,000 miles. I run up Angeles Crest Highway (SoCal) every weekend. Love my Concours.

[@jeffjeter5854]

Sad to see her go! I’ve ridden thousands and thousands of miles behind that bike.

[@jillswigart3820]

Yes you have!

[@brandonpohler]

I am pumped about that comparison video idea you have. Looking FWD to it! And Buzz is super cool also, hope he is in the video!!!

[@bobmizen1]

Good morning from South Wales. Great video, lovely to meet real bikers with their fascinating stories. Thanks. Regards, Bob M.

[@ncbandit7022]

Those high mileage bikes you collect are great confidence boosters for your customers. I know I love seeing them.

[@aicsusa]

I have a concours and I love it! Took mine all over the USA and Canada last summer on a 4 month trip! No problems, had to change the oil once and put a new front tire on it and that was it! Just kept putting gas in and go! These are extremely reliable bikes and they are fast! You should keep that for your collection of high mileage bikes he took excellent care of it. That thing will probably go another 125k no problem! Thanks for sharing! Take care and God bless you all!

[@n4zou]

I'd rather buy a bike with lots of miles that's been properly serviced than a low mileage hanger queen with dried up seals in the engine.

[@synonyx]

Some BMW's with 100k run better than bikes that have sat!

[@chrisludwig9783]

Fact

[@TheVellaterra]

And a rusty out fuel tank.

[@edwarddehaven7976]

131,000 on my bimmer, no rust in the tank.

[@multistradadad]

Many a good ride with Jerry and that Connie - he could make her dance!

[@kurt5299]

What a great episode! Great having that owner talk about his beloved Connie with all those miles... what a testimony. I have that identical 2008 Connie w/ 35k mi and love it. Mine has: bar risers, foam heat shields, 190/55ZR17 rear tire (taller), ECU flash by Shoodaben Engineering (transforms the throttle response!), and an MRA wind screen deflector to cut wind on my 6'0" frame. Stock exhaust makes this a stealth land missile!

[@spqrdx]

Great video. Nice to see good people who love motorcycling.

[@ChevyNglockMan]

Love them bikes just bought my concours last month and already almost 1500 miles in it, amazing bikes, can't wait for a dyno comparison

[@iancurnow9060]

Love your philosophy and insight, coming up to his $1,500. Great video, thanks.

[@AZLetendre]

I had an 01 Connie and loved it! The '08 was a huge step up and even now, they are still making them new!

[@barbmelle3136]

Check out the Concours Owners Group. Many members have 150-200,000 on the original Concours, the one with the 1000cc Ninja engine. Water cooled engines with oil coolers last forever. I have ridden 250,000 between two of them. I wrecked the 1st one, it was not worn out. The amsoil was not the reason it went far, I only ran regular dinosaur oil like Kawasaki oil and Shell rotella in mine. Amazing machines.

[@upminer6162]

What a nice reasonable guy. He knows it doesn't have much value to many people vs what it is and made a reasonable deal. There should be more people like this in the world!

[@craigmax3779]

I just watched the hi mile zg14. I've had accidents etc. over the years and have injured my low back and neck. And my 1st Street bike i bought the V65 for my 18th birthday. Had Goldwings and several different cruisers , zx11. Finally couldn't ride even my new Goldwing because of my back. After about 7 yrs with no bike i needed to try 1 more time. I Remembered zx11 i had wasn't that bad on my back. In 2018 found a low mileage zx11 pretty cheap. And it was great for my back. The catch was leaning forward forward put a pinch on a nerve in my neck. Watched this video and thought maybe I'd try one more bike. A ZG14. I love your show. Your honesty and no bs way of doing business i like. Make a living but not a killing and always a prayer before a ride. I'm 6'4 and I think your the same. You looked very comfortable on the ZG and your neck was pretty level during the ride. So I'm on the hunt for a decent zg. Doesn't need to be perfect. I wanted to thank you for your videos and your way of doing business. Watching the video made me decide to try one more new to me bike. Thanks for listening to me jabber. Keep the shiny side up. Craig

[@kimhorton6109]

Concours is a really great bike. Plenty of room, great bags and almost unlimited speed(for how I drive). As a Honda Guy I had two different ST1300s that were stunning bikes in direct competition with the Concours. A used St1300 was a silver 2003 that had 42k when I bought it. And a 2009 I bought because it was RED and traded it in at 84k because at 70 it was getting pretty top heavy. Now I’ve got a 2015 GW that just turned 60k. Nothing like a day on a bike.

[@InSanCen]

High Mileage owner here. UK 115K Mile, '96 VFR750. Still runs sweet as you like.

[@rc2634]

Looking forward to watch that dyno video! Go for it! I have a 2003 Concours here! (Old model)

[@jamesdobson2548]

Mine has 165000 on the clock 1988 model I bought in 2010 with 18000 miles on it.

[@rc2634]

@@jamesdobson2548 wow cool😎 You have rode it a lot! Any major issues? I bought mine 6 months ago with 30.000 miles. I have done 4.000 and I love it!

[@pedroreprezas]

Absolutely stunning, would love to see the next video on this bike!

[@feldersnodgrip6813]

My 1999 BMW K1200LT has 273,000 miles on it. Never had any engine or transmission work. Original clutch! Amazingly reliable.

[@thegaff1888]

Lake Geneva, Wisconsin checking in...just bought a 1981 Goldwing. Very good condition, well cared for with 104,000 on the clock. Feels new.

[@davepotter9532]

There was a time when 50,000 miles on a car was a big deal. I remember when my Dad's 1968 Renault passed 250,000 miles. It was still pulling when the under frame of the car rusted away. That was 40 years ago. Engine and oil manufacturers have made tremendous strides since that time. There really is no reason why a 1400cc bike should ever be stressed enough to cause engine wear except in the case that overall depreciation means that its not worth spending cash to maintain it properly. I really think engine miles is a myth as long as you can trust the previous owner's maintenance schedule.

[@richardcerritelli9657]

The only reason you don't see it on motorcycles is people crash them especially the Hayabusa with a zx1400 people beat on them and crash them the engine probably last 100,000 easy or it's hard to put miles on a bike I have a 2005 Hayabusa I got brand new I ride a lot and I only have 19,000 miles on it

[@usafvet6766]

Awesome Guys.. I sold my 2016 ZX14R SE For a 2017 Connie and I love this cycle . She's a great Sport Tourer. !

[@stevenholmes4628]

I've just bought a truimph sprint with 43,000 miles on. It runs perfect and looks great. I've always had super low millage bikes! The kicker is any problems that I would of had from new has been done by someone else. I'm now hooked on higher millage bikes.

[@wp9409]

This was a great piece. Would love to see a followup, or roadtrip if you still have the bike. I'm at the 50+ age mark where I'm looking at these types of bikes myself.

[@ridgelyman]

Hey Sean! I love these videos of raw negotiation footage, you're a good guy! you should do this more often!

[@terryrobinson7170]

Just bought a 1999 kawi concourse for 1700 and I love it

[@terryrobinson7170]

Just bought a 1999 kawasaki concourse with 72000 miles on it for $1700 and love it

[@sheikhyaboooty]

Barely ran in, I had a VFR (Honda Intercerptor in the states) an old 750 model from 1990. It died at 289,000 miles...nothing mechanical but trying to cut a Volvo in half rarely works. The engine was still oil tight but one issue was that I`d worn out the splines on the output shaft, had to have a front sprocket tig welded on after that. Oh, and countless tyres, pads, chains, 3 sets of front rotors, 4 rectifiers and really tatty old bodywork. At the time I was an instructor, occasional blood runner and sometime courier. One of my workmates had an NVT650 with 310,000 miles on it and still going strong.

[@Zamorakboomz]

I have a 2006 I purchased last year. These things ride great. I hear the newer ones are even better

[@adamsharv1120]

I had a 77,000 mile vfr800 and I met a guy with one that had 167,000 miles (he said on the original drivetrain too). Love seeing bikes that are well used.

[@mosman93]

I have a 2005 Honda ST1300 with 120,000 miles. (Sport Tourer like this C14). 21 States and 3 Provinces and she still purrs like a kitten and I'm still in love with it.

[@sanderslongdrive]

I owned three of these new - back to back - in the 1980s in the U.K. Over 54 years motorcycling on the road, both sports bikes and tourers, the GTR100s were the best bikes I ever owned. Far, far, far better than the GTR1400 I now own! When they first came out they easily reached into the 130s m.p.h. but then they were later de-tuned and I am advised 'only' reached 118 m.p.h. Possibly a sound move as hit 130 m.p.h. with panniers in situ and the rear end can violently thrash around due to aerodynamics. I only bought a GTR1400 as I failed to find a GTR1000 in great condition. If looked after any Kawa. engine is very strong and long life. The early models ( eg. GTR1000) had solid paint on frame and wheels; correct seat height; and nothing which could kill you eg. ABS / traction control.

[@RB-tz1tv]

man I got kinda sad for Jerry at the end. It was like he was saying goodbye to an old friend forever. Hope he found another bike and safe travels!!

[@worpd_gamer270]

Dang man that's awesome. That bike still sounds smooooth. For me, it's not the high mileage itself that discourages me, but the care that's gone in over that amount of time. Gerry sounds like the kind of guy that has loved every bolt of this machine. I wouldn't mind having that bike.

[@redparlourtattoo]

Hey Guys I texted you photos and Vin of my BMW r1100rt 1997 for value or trade in. You never got back to. I still waiting to hear from you

[@briquetaverne]

I'm in France and it's 1240 hr (12:40PM) and I get so nostalgic when I see these bikes; Over here anything over 350cc is uncommon, attractive and loved. A big Gold Wing, Harley or Indian draws "road groupies" on the highway as everyone tries to "keep up with them just to look at the lines.

[@timluther5171]

I'm in Canada but spend a fair bit of time in the Philippines (wife is a Filipina) where there are millions of bikes but mostly under 200cc. I'd love to take my old 1100 katana there because of the attention it would get. Sadly the Philippine government made it almost impossible to bring a bike from another country over.

[@mikehurley5052]

I was in Normandy in May, saw loads of big bikes on French plates. 2 were women on new Harleys.

[@arnoldschertzer4975]

I own a 2012 Connie with 30K on the clock. She’s just now ‘broken in’!

[@WristlockMedia]

Early this year, I myself bought a Concours 14. I bought mine with a Shoodaben ECU at 14k miles for $3,600. Best purchase I've ever made. As far as the tire sensors, you can find the batteries for a couple bucks and replace them in the sensors. I ride mine everyday and I'm amazed at what the bike can do.

[@iainyoung2677]

Great as always so good that you give customers brilliant deals. Still looking forward to trying to visit and buy a CBR 1000 RR 😉

[@turbointegra82]

Had a 06 CBR 1krr and loved it!

[@ponypwr]

PERFECT VIDEO SERIES CONTENT IN THIS VIDEO. The art of buying and selling bikes.

[@toddlawrimore3577]

Hard to let go sometimes. It's like the memories might fade if the bike isn't around. Love the "advice from a rider" segment.

[@peterpyke1213]

i had my transalp for 20 years with many adventures.its sitting in my garage now but i cannot part with it.got a 650 suzuki now that is a better bike.maybe i should sell,the memories will still be there long after the bike.its a difficult one.like looseing a trusty friend.

[@Montrosion]

“You can’t keep them, they’re gonna fall apart, but the memories don’t” damn that hit real hard

[@morley3810]

I think most people think sport or sport-touring bikes don't last that long because they don't see that many high mileage bikes for sale. I think it's not because they don't last, but because most of them get crashed and written off relatively early. It will be interesting to see the dyno results, as well as if you can put up updates about things you end up having to fix due to just plain wearing out. Those are great bikes, I've always liked them but never ridden one.

[@CasualGaming76]

This is what I want man. Me, a couple buddies and a bike that runs a long time. Always been told my whole life. Things will run a long time, you just gotta take care of em.

[@TheGholiday]

I just picked up a 2009 GTR1400 with 173,500 kilometres (107807.902 miles) on the clock and she’s amazing.

[@garethpepin6167]

I worked in a Dealership here in Kent UK, One of our clients commuted to London daily and he clocked up 190000 Miles on a early 90's fireblade, the Only maintenace was servicing/oil changes every 4000... same gearbox, engine..... couple of clutches and ancilliary parts changed... Never doubt the value of regular oil changes !!!

[@TrailThug]

Great Clip! Love these bikes....

[@lindsaymillard2881]

I was going to buy one of those many years ago but brought the CBR1000F instead. It now has 165,000 ks on it and still going strong. Keep them serviced and they will look after you.

[@mcfugle]

Solid and well serviced and looked after bike just keep going !! It probs do another 100k if looked after

[@TheMotorcycleMuse]

Really interested to see what videos you make with this bike. Really interesting story behind it. The seller looked like he knows his shit when it comes to motorcycles.

[@johnhamilton2680]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@tnmsurge]

Had a new 2000 and bought a used 2012 and both were awesome, powerful rides...comfortable, fast and handles great. Drove the 2000 from Alaska to Southern California then across the gulf states and eventually Tennessee.

[@enricio]

Nice of you to show us the process with this client.

[@Imotopilot]

I’ve owned 2 C14s and both were sold with over 100k miles. The only issues these have is a leaky cam position sensor and a noisy cam chain at start up.

[@tmurrayis]

I traded in my '08 for a '12. It has 75,000 kms on it and it always puts a smile on my face. Pulling the trigger on that bike and passing a line of traffic held up by an RV never gets old.

[@samxlovegod]

Cool guy be nice to go with a ride with him 👍Fair price I would definitely jump on that deal especially coming from a guy like that awesome job guys 🙏👍

[@serjie1]

It's all about the guy. This guy knew his stuff, loved riding and took exceptional care of the vehicle. Rare care honestly!

[@62-62]

I thought the way you talked and acted to the seller is the way we all wished we had been, when selling a part of the family heirloom: with compassion, kindness and professionalism!

[@christopherlind]

Love the video keep up the great work

[@B737200300]

What a great video!!! This is why I watch you guy’s videos everyday!!! Like the none BS approach and true and honest reviews on any Bike!!!

[@alleywatson]

That bike has been really cared for

[@michaeleads9294]

I currently have a 2001 BMW K1200RS with 92k miles on it and still runs like a champ. Bought it 89k miles and have the whole service history and original bill of sale from the first owner.

[@colingoldthorpe5918]

what a cool Guy, great bikes they go like a "Rapped APE" as we say back home in England!!!!!

[@Dave-sw2dm]

I rode a '12 Concours for 30,000 miles and 24 states toured. Traded it for a Triumph Trophy SE because I wanted cruise control. It took a lot of will power to stay below 90 on the Concours.

[@humanbeingpeaceandlove3850]

Honestly I would of gave the man minimum $2000 - max $2200 because that bike is basically brand spanking new. The sound, the plastics, the glass and lights with 1 scuff he deserves that much

[@ninja2kernow]

10 months later, still waiting for dyno test

[@ThomiX0.0]

It's all about the services and replacement's he did, when proven, it makes good price.

[@MrRocknotpop]

I have an 09 Connie with almost 60k on it. Amazing bike!

[@bradkister79]

1500 is a great deal.That Connie is going to run for years to come!!!!

[@daveco1270]

Nice bike at a great price. Glad the owner was reasonable about it, he seemed like a nice guy. Some people spend a bunch of money on mods then expect to get all that money back when they sell the bike. I'll be curious to see what you guys are asking for the bike...if Sean doesn't keep it.

[@edwardthompson3213]

My 2007 Kawasaki zzr1400 got 55000 miles on it and runs perfectly engine sounds crisp and gearbox is perfect .all stock except for sprint air filter . Had valve clearance checked all was good no adjustments needed. Olways service it with good oil and genuine Filters. Big engines seem to handle big miles no problem .

[@michaelb.42112]

Now THAT dude is a rider ! What a sick bike. It looks brand new, so respect for the older riders who take care of their bikes. 26 sets of tires. Damn that's a lot and the fact that he even knows that shows his attention to detail.

[@hotlegendarywheels9144]

Awesome video. Love the Kawasaki.

[@joeybobbie1]

Hi Sean. I think it was a Great Deal. The Bike looks like it’s in almost perfect condition, plus it’s almost all Highway Miles. The main thing to keeping anything running great is regular Maintenance. Do your Oil changes when your supposed to, maintain good Tires, cleaning, everything you need to do regularly. You will have a great running Machine if you do. Another great Video Sean as always. You’re a good Man Sean and a Great inspiration for others. I really appreciate the way you Thank God and share God on your Videos. I wish I could do all my business with you, but I’m down here in Texas.👍👍❤️

[@ejakeway]

No joke. If this bike is still on your floor next spring I’d love to come up from Ohio to check it out.

[@bigdavejames8763]

Great vid as always..

[@MassiveTrackHunter]

Same bike for 12yrs, 125k miles, 26 sets of tires. Dang....... My hat is off to you sir To run through that many tires means a lot of hard leaning and accelerating, all of the time. Awesome......

[@JamminJere]

@MassiveTrackHunter. Thanks man.. I figured I spent more on Michelin’s then I paid the Dealer for the bike when it was new...out the door.

[@joeybobbie1]

@@JamminJere you took Great care of that Bike. My Hats off to you. The Bike almost looked like it just came off the Showroom floor.👍👍❤️

[@kylena7533]

The guy you bought this bike from is a legend. I'd love to show him Vancouver Island.

[@matthewdunn9900]

We've got a regular with a 2014 FJ-09 with 215k miles on it. Original engine, 6 sets of tires, and regular maintenance.

[@johnlarkin251]

You bought a great bike, since he is a fellow STN member I know that for sure, we have a guy who has 300,000 + on a FJR. I just traded a Versys 650 (2008) with 62000 on it. We ride(STN & STO), enjoy an excellent bike, that was well taken care of.

[@ElizabethClark729]

I was going to say, "I know a guy who's gonna take issue with that HIGHEST MILEAGE label." Ed's 300K+ FJR is the stuff of legends!

[@joepa1221]

Hey Sean. I’m sure the great guys at Karns Performance would help you out with some dyno time. Also, if that cool guy Buzz can’t help you out, I have an 08 Concours with 25,000 on the clock. I am running Amsoil in it and only mod is a Vance and Hines slip on.

[@clarencewildes1747]

I had one of those. When I rolled on the throttle, it put a smile on my face.

[@ricardomaldonado7686]

The roads in west Virginia are so tight you can see the back of your helmet Seans face hahaha

[@davec.3198]

The real danger on WV roads is the gravel that log truck suck in from the shoulder with their tires. Yikes! 50% of the turns have gravel!! Terrifying.