Suzuki GSX 250-s

I bought my 1982 GSX 250-s when I first got my Learners permit (13months ago) for riding here in NSW, Australia. Law says that we can't ride anything over a 250 until we obtain our full bike license... I picked mine up for $1600(aus) - expensive in comparison to 2nd hand larger bikes, but cheap for a 250 in demand due to the explosion of new riders on the roads. After an engine service (during which the carbeurettors were cleaned), my sluggish purchase ...
...through Sydney traffic like the S-ports model of it's heyday. Being 6 feet tall, I can throw it around like a bmx. Although it only has a top-speed of 100km/h, it has been on many a long trip up and down the NSW coast. It hugs all corners, and if kept up in the revs, will spit you out the other side of an uphill s-bend like a slingshot. The large, soft seat is also a bonus on the posterior regions... Mostly it is used for commuting around inner ...

twoinchman 01.02.2001 · Read full review
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It is called bandit in Japan.It has a two type. there is normal and V.V is good. V type has V-twin-engine.V type is faster than normal type in low rpm. The price is about 7000 dollers.This engine's redzone is over 15000 rpm.This engine sound is good.The max speed is 180 km/h. It is good for winding road. 2-stoke engine is much faster than 4-stroke engine. But gsx250 is 4-stroke engine. But 4-stroke engine is good economy and good ecology. The shape ...

Gekisouzoku 27.03.2001 · Read full review
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