I’ve owned this motorcycle for over a year now, and if I say that practically everything has been replaced, it would be the absolute truth. Full documented maintenance from an official service center with records in the database—but let’s go in order. The motorcycle is a 2013 model, currently with 60.000 km on the odometer. There are no complaints about its technical condition or engine performance. Here’s what has been replaced: 1) Fuel pump assembly with a new filter + all fuel system hoses. 2) Ignition coils (2 pieces, left and right), ignition relay, load distribution control unit, starter, spark plugs. 3) Speed sensor, oxygen sensor. 4) At 50,000 km, the valves were adjusted—a known issue with this bike. If not adjusted on time, a valve can break, leading to engine block damage. Current intake and exhaust valve clearances are within spec, no stuck valves. The engine was flushed, cleaned, and filled with fresh oil, plus air and oil filter replacements. Oil changes are recommended every 8,000–10,000 km, but I changed it more frequently—four times this year. The next change is due in 2,000 km. 5) All fluids replaced (coolant and brake fluid) + system flushing. 6) Chain, rear sprocket, and guide replaced. 7) Dashboard disassembled to eliminate vibration noises + sealing. Headlight housing disassembled, restored, and secured (to prevent rattling). Complete bike disassembly for soundproofing plastic panels. Seat reupholstered. New tires (front/rear). Some external parts were modified for long-distance comfort. It comes with many extras—fully equipped for long trips. I just returned from a trip across Thailand. The bike can be inspected at Old Town Service Center, where it’s currently undergoing maintenance. I’m preparing it for sale as I’m moving north and switching to a car. You won’t find another bike like this—with full history, zero pending investments, and ready for reliable service—but only if treated with mutual love! Yes, it’s not new, and there are minor cosmetic wear marks. For me, reliability matters; beauty is for girls ;) The bike has never been in serious accidents. I’ve dropped it a couple of times at low speed or stationary (I’m a bit short for it, and fully loaded with a passenger, it’s heavy—but that’s what crash guards are for). The price reflects its technical condition, upgrades, honest history, and the time/money invested in this loyal, trusty steed!"