Gn250

[Rgv nutter]

Selling on behalf of a mate who has headed overseas and is not looking
at coming home so it needs to go these are great bikes for learners
and riders who need a cheap bike to get to work etc...

Bike has had a new clutch new battery and a fresh service 3 months ago
new wof and will have a rego on sale.
classic 80's version in fair condition has average paint
tyres are in good condition.
rides fantastic!!

Please txt or call me for more info
0276658871

Cheers

[Akzle]

when you say "GN250"... and "rides fantastic!!"...


what the fuck are you talking about?

[Maha]

If I were starting out, I would own that. I bought out of the box and only lost $400 of the purchase price when I sold it about 18 months later. I managed to over take a milk tanker around the Ruakaka area when I was delivering it to it's new owner. It took all the passing to do so :niceone:

[caspernz]

If I were starting out, I would own that. I bought out of the box and only lost $400 of the purchase price when I sold it about 18 months later. I managed to over take a milk tanker around the Ruakaka area when I was delivering it to it's new owner. It took all the passing to do so :niceone:

Yep, as boring as it may seem, that was my first bike too. Mind you we're probably both showing our age now...

I still see this as a valid choice for a newbie, you're going to upgrade once you've got a full licence anyway, so do the first spell on a Ginnie :niceone:

[FJRider]

when you say "GN250"... and "rides fantastic!!"...


what the fuck are you talking about?

It's called ... a "Contradiction in Terms" ... and $1800 for a 30 year old 250 with 55,000 (known) km's on the clock ... :no:

[Black Knight]

Y'know, I reckon if you could get one of these cheap enough they would make quite a nice street tracker-look at the excess crap on them ready to be removed for weight reduction-would be a cheap conversion and a bit of fun.