F800GS Adventure

[WillserF800]

Bought my 2013 baby GS in April '25. My first bike in 14 years and first ever bike that can go off-road. It was never really an option as technically off-road riding is illegal in Ireland unless you have access to private land. Myself and my 2 brothers are planning an adventure trip to Spain next summer so we're busy relearning to ride and getting any off-road riding that we can without getting arrested.

 

[Fire44]

Good luck with learning to off road, remember to stand up and keep you butt off the seat!

Ireland is on my bucket list to visit, from what I have seen online it looks like a beautiful place!

 

[Kbcave57]

Bought my 2013 baby GS in April '25. My first bike in 14 years and first ever bike that can go off-road. It was never really an option as technically off-road riding is illegal in Ireland unless you have access to private land. Myself and my 2 brothers are planning an adventure trip to Spain next summer so we're busy relearning to ride and getting any off-road riding that we can without getting arrested.

I attended Rawhyde adventures training facility, i see why now there are so many GS bikes out there. they really work well off road

 

[WillserF800]

Good luck with learning to off road, remember to stand up and keep you butt off the seat!

Ireland is on my bucket list to visit, from what I have seen online it looks like a beautiful place!

It felt weird at first standing up and gear changes are interesting. I do find rear braking to be a challenge but I think I have to break some mountain biking habits.
Ireland is a lovely place to come and visit, it's just our rainy season lasts about 11 months