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motobull
3rd January 2006, 23:36
Hi Gang
Awesome site- well i'm another newbie with a GN250[sorry]:wari:
Actually apart from being gutless it is good fun and I love being out there riding. My question is are there better tyres that you can get for it that will improve its handling, It has the standard made in china factory tyres at the moment. Any help with brands/models and good places in AKL to get them would be great.
cheers
deathstar
4th January 2006, 00:33
well i must be a crap rider but that front gn tyre in rain without being run in didn't bode well with the floor i can say (twice in 3 days) could ring coleman's they are the suzuki dealer so would have better tread tyres i would have thought
Lucyloo
4th January 2006, 11:44
Talk to Kerry at Motohaus.
He is the great guru of all things tyre related.....and an all round good guy too.
Ph: 815 8384
MidnightMike
4th January 2006, 11:46
I was told by someone at umm Sh*t i can remember :pinch:
Anyway Pirelli tyres. :niceone:
cowpoos
4th January 2006, 12:04
shit mate...your standard tyres will out handle that bike...you could glue a 1000 used condoms into a circle and mount them on the bike and it will still out handle that bike... just start saving for your next bike
Ps: welcome to the site
thehollowmen
4th January 2006, 17:50
if you have a big email account I can rar and send a scanned workshop manual
twinkle
4th January 2006, 18:18
Hi Gang
Awesome site- well i'm another newbie with a GN250[sorry]:wari:
cheers
hi :wavey:
I'm buying one of these on the weekend, any problems with yours yet apart from the tyres? just wondering what i'm getting myself in for. Its for getting round town on so i'm not worried about speed really.
if you have a big email account I can rar and send a scanned workshop manual
Could I please grab a copy of this too? be dead handy to know where everything goes before i take it to bits... unlike my unfortunate gpx :slap: :doh: :brick:
motobull
4th January 2006, 21:37
Thanks for the helpfull posts, cheers lucyloo i will call Kerry.
a copy of that manual would be great hollowman have sent a p.m with my email addy.
Twimke the GN is an awesome bike for learning on, it is greeat around town so if thats what you are going to be doing it is perfect, not a lot of grunt on the open road but id oes what its designed to do well.
thehollowmen
5th January 2006, 08:24
hi :wavey:
I'm buying one of these on the weekend, any problems with yours yet apart from the tyres? just wondering what i'm getting myself in for. Its for getting round town on so i'm not worried about speed really.
Could I please grab a copy of this too? be dead handy to know where everything goes before i take it to bits... unlike my unfortunate gpx :slap: :doh: :brick:
sure thing.. I'll try uploading it to rapidshare.
thehollowmen
5th January 2006, 09:18
http://rapidshare.de/files/10405403/GN250.zip.html
GN250 manual!
motobull
5th January 2006, 10:46
Thanks Heaps for that link
thehollowmen
5th January 2006, 16:32
No problem buddy :-)
You promted me to post it.. I'd finished scanning it but was waiting for a friend to put it into pdf for me.. but I'm now worried that might not happen.
twinkle
5th January 2006, 19:15
:2thumbsup thanks for the info motobull, and thanks for the manual thehollowmen, damn good of you :spudbooge
motobull, give you a buzz when i get something to ride on :soon:
thehollowmen
5th January 2006, 19:37
I never found any problem with the tyres on the 04 year, and those tyres handled pretty well in snow and rain.. I did a lot of winter riding.
motobull
5th January 2006, 21:04
Hey i just converted it to a .pdf file would you like me to upload it to the same site?:apint: :eek5:
Mr. Peanut
5th January 2006, 21:42
Youd bend the front forks with anything stickier but What the hey? why not stick some supacorsas on there? Some Ohlins shocks, a high compression kit, titanium valves :beer: .... bleh
Holy Roller
5th January 2006, 23:01
Try some Dunlop Arrow Max tyres more than what you will need, served me well on the old bike.
twinkle
6th January 2006, 05:38
Hey i just converted it to a .pdf file would you like me to upload it to the same site?:apint: :eek5:
If ya got the bandwidth that'd be handy, although i could probably convert it here when i get round to it :yeah:
thehollowmen
6th January 2006, 07:49
Hey i just converted it to a .pdf file would you like me to upload it to the same site?:apint: :eek5:
The person who was going to pdf it for me (but is now me) had done some work and indexed it all by topic and page and all sorts of nifty things.
Upload it if you want and I'll keep working on this one.
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