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Do not go for a 2S unless you really cannot live without one. See, most 2S owners here would stop having their meals, if something major happens to their steed. Unless they get it fixed. You need to have that sheer love and passion to own one.
As Sriram said, buying is easy, maintenance is easy, plenty of mechs BUT spares are like hunting treasures. I have interacted with many 2S owners in this forum over the last 2 years and everyone loves their steed like an extension of their body. They will never settle for a cheap aftermarket spare. They would wonder over a small hitch on the bike and make calls to another 2S guy residing at another part of the country and would settle only after the issue is resolved.
So that is the way to have a 2S. Most of us here, who have 2S, either had them from the showroom or missed them so much in our life, that we bought second hand ones and made them new with all love and passion poured into it.
At the end of the day remember this, you do not own a 2S. It owns you.
As Sriram said, buying is easy, maintenance is easy, plenty of mechs BUT spares are like hunting treasures. I have interacted with many 2S owners in this forum over the last 2 years and everyone loves their steed like an extension of their body. They will never settle for a cheap aftermarket spare. They would wonder over a small hitch on the bike and make calls to another 2S guy residing at another part of the country and would settle only after the issue is resolved.
So that is the way to have a 2S. Most of us here, who have 2S, either had them from the showroom or missed them so much in our life, that we bought second hand ones and made them new with all love and passion poured into it.
At the end of the day remember this, you do not own a 2S. It owns you.
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