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Our Legal Disclaimer

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Specific material submitted by other sources are subject to their copyright conditions.

Except where specifically stated, you may freely distribute the contents of this page IN ITS ENTIRETY, provided you do NOT charge directly for the distribution other than a nominal fee to cover distribution costs, AND that you include this copyright statement and the disclaimer or a reference to it, as well as a reference to the source.  Trade names mentioned on this site are either trade marks or registered trade marks of the respective owners.

The information on all Web Pages known as "The GSResources" (hereafter referred to as "the Information") has been gathered and published to the best of our knowledge.  However, "The GSResources" editors, any specific author or the authority responsible for the location where this information is found (the "Carrier") cannot be held liable or responsible for the correctness of any of the Information, or for damage, direct or consequential, resulting from applying the Information.

The authors, editors AND Carrier of the Information are not explicitly or implicitly responsible for any damages, direct or consequential, resulting from the use of the Information found, or referred to, on all documents that refer to this disclaimer.  Any and all information or software found here, unless explicitly stated otherwise, is provided "as-is", and carries no warranty whatsoever.

What this means in layman terms

Basically, what it means is this: before you take any advice, THINK!

We provide the information to our best knowledge as a service to our readers, but...
the nature of the information is usually general to GS's, not specific to your highly tuned GSX1100EX.  So, if you do apply any of the information to your motorcycle and it catches fire and burns down your house, while we may feel sorry for you, that's about it.

Nobody can even begin to think of, let alone warn you against, anything that can go wrong in any specific situation with any specific bike, computer, or garden grill.  The ultimate responsibility lies with you, not us.  If you feel that a repair is beyond your technical ability or the information given is incomplete, you need to take it upon yourself and bring your bike to a professional.

Most of us would much rather live in a world where this was common sense, except for lawyers of course.  We shouldn't have to tell you this, but unfortunately we live in a world where one can successfully sue a manufacturer for not explicitly stating that you shouldn't spill hot coffee in your lap. God knows what they'll think of next...

If you are unable to abide by the terms of our disclaimer, please leave our site and accept our apologies.