LAMs cruiser for tall wife?

**Maha** · 25th July 2013, 17:23

A tall person buys a 250 Hyosung cruiser when ''a ginny250, way to small for her'' ?

**leathel** · 26th July 2013, 06:52

Originally Posted by bosslady

haha the background in the pic looks familiar

The trailer should too

**leathel** · 26th July 2013, 06:54

Originally Posted by Maha

A tall person buys a 250 Hyosung cruiser when ''a ginny250, way to small for her'' ?

Have you sat on both.... you will know the answer if you have

Its not her long term bike just too cheap to pass up

**scott411** · 26th July 2013, 16:11

Vulcan 500, or (EN500) Kawasaki might fit the bill as well,

**st00ji** · 27th July 2013, 07:10

bike suits her.

she looks well pleased, which is the most important thing!

**Dangsta** · 29th July 2013, 07:35

Originally Posted by munster

Well she went out and found a bike and then left me to negotiate & pay for it.

2007 Hyosung GV250 Aquila. Got it at an absolutely fantastic price on account of no rego (on hold), no WOF, no battery, no mirrors, missing right hand air filter cover, tank was dropped when changing spark plugs and has been re-sprayed with a rattle can and needs a back tyre. So needs a little work, but did start first go with fresh petrol & a jump.

I'll have time to work on it while she studies for her learners.

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I'm 6'1 and an 09 GV250 was my first bike. Your wife will have no problems whatsoever with it. Easy to ride, nice handling and pretty good power for a 250 cruiser. Genuinely looks bigger than most 250's and all up a very underated bike. Best of luck.

**munster** · 29th July 2013, 13:35

Mirrors have turned up, battery ordered off trademe, air filter, oil filter & seals and right hand air filter cover ordered from OZ this morning.

**munster** · 20th September 2013, 14:59

WOF'd & Rego'd as of yesterday, She has her learners and is keen to ride. Pity my bikes in the shop now with a blown fork seal.

**the oldstuff** · 25th September 2013, 00:32

Good score man. Bike is a bit ho hum tho.

**arcane12** · 27th September 2013, 10:40

Originally Posted by munster

WOF'd & Rego'd as of yesterday, She has her learners and is keen to ride. Pity my bikes in the shop now with a blown fork seal.

Good work on the bike for the wife. Pity about yours. I wonder how long will it be till she wants to get her full and take your bike out for a spin?

**the oldstuff** · 27th September 2013, 11:20

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