I don't know what GS or RS actually stands for; if anything at all... :dontknow:
I don't know what GS or RS actually stands for; if anything at all... :dontknow:
They are the same thing. You have a GS !!!! The GS name was changed to RS in 2010 when the RT was released. The only GS that is worth any money is the 2008 PE and it will say that on the handlebars followed by a number. :thumbup:
They are the same thing. You have a GS !!!! The GS name was changed to RS in 2010 when the RT was released. The only GS that is worth any money is the 2008 PE and it will say that on the handlebars followed by a number. :thumbup:
:lecturef_smilie: <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/vn_PSJsl0LQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>They are the same thing. You have a GS !!!! The GS name was changed to RS in 2010 when the RT was released. The only GS that is worth any money is the 2008 PE and it will say that on the handlebars followed by a number. :thumbup:
GS stands for "Grand Sport" Roadster! :firstplace:
RS is "Roadster Sport"
http://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles...n-am-spyder-grand-sport-roadster-ar27055.html
We learn new things everyday.GS stands for "Grand Sport" Roadster! :firstplace:
RS is "Roadster Sport"
http://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles...n-am-spyder-grand-sport-roadster-ar27055.html
They are the same thing. You have a GS !!!! The GS name was changed to RS in 2010 when the RT was released. The only GS that is worth any money is the 2008 PE and it will say that on the handlebars followed by a number. :thumbup:
If it doesn't say RT it doesn't matter :roflblack:
Or Blue modelsThe yellow and black GS was much slower than the all Black models.