View Full Version : Wicked photos of the military GN250, soon to be for sale
Steam
9th March 2007, 22:48
I took these photos of my bike tonight, in preparation for selling it.
I thought they were so interesting I'd share them right now.
I'll be listing it for sale in a few weeks so if any of you new people are interested in getting a reliable old GN250, blinged out military styles, keep your eyes open here and on Trademe.
See, GN's CAN be cool!
kiwifruit
9th March 2007, 23:37
animal steel
Boob Johnson
10th March 2007, 16:02
Baa ha ha, thats great man, love it :rockon:
R6_kid
10th March 2007, 16:46
that is quite possible the only GN i would ride
Ivan
10th March 2007, 16:48
phat ride bro phat ride
Storm
10th March 2007, 17:47
Nice effort that man
jonbuoy
10th March 2007, 18:29
Love that front fender.
McDuck
10th March 2007, 21:30
How much would you sell it for?
The Lone Rider
10th March 2007, 21:54
Thats awesome. I love it.
Steam
11th March 2007, 00:03
How much would you sell it for?
Hmm... I'm thinking $1600, I'll put it on Trademe and let the market decide. But I'll be listing it on here too when I sell, probably in about 3 weeks.
I'm quite looking forward to selling it, because it will give me an excuse to do a long-distance weekend ride to deliver it. I'm hoping someone in Northland will buy it so I can ride up there, never been there before.
Boob Johnson
11th March 2007, 08:14
I'm hoping someone in Northland will buy it so I can ride up there, never been there before.lol are you MAD :laugh:
I recently picked up my SR250 from Auckland & rode it back to New Plymouth in one go, including stops for fuel, food & wee's took 6 1/4 hours.
Wellington to Auckland??? :oi-grr: :crazy:
gijoe1313
11th March 2007, 08:22
As usual, your ride and effort to make it so makes my heart go pitter-pat :love: 'Tis a shame you are getting rid of your pride and joy for the time we've heard of it's inception, incubation and creation! :yes:
Sooooo ... what's next? A modified two wheel version of "Back to the Future"? And don't worry about what others say about long rides, they are the very quintessential part of the biker lifestyle .. riding those long lanes on two wheels of freedom sets the soul free, your passion on fire, to feel alive and in the moment. Life just doesn't get better than those moments which you can capture and hold onto (that includes, birth, deaths, triumphs, defeats and other features of "life")
Excelsior Carpe Diem! :woohoo: :sunny: :Punk:
judecatmad
11th March 2007, 09:07
in preparation for selling it.
WHAT???? You mean the love affair has ended??? How did this happen? What did she do wrong? Or is it you, not her? :rofl:
Nice job you've done to the ginny, but at the end of the day, it is still a ginny! I'm so OVER mine it's not funny - but no funds to upgrade, even after I get my full *sigh*
MickDastardly
11th March 2007, 10:31
How bout a long distance delivery to Upper Hutt? :yes:
apteryx_haasti
11th March 2007, 13:04
Hey Steam,
Cool photos. Good job on the bike as well.
Cheers.
Steam
11th March 2007, 23:09
You mean the love affair has ended??? .... but at the end of the day, it is still a ginny. I'm so OVER mine it's not funny
You got it, just not enough power to blend in properly with motorway traffic. I want to be able to sit at 110 all day and not be passed on hills so much. I'm a BIG tall fella and I catch a LOT of wind.
It was great but I am ready.
I'll still have a soft spot for the Ginny though, in my opinion it's the perfect machine for learning. It lets you develop the skills and by the time you get your full you're eager for more. It has enough power to thrill a noob like me, but not enough to kill me quick.
Yeah, I'll miss it.
Roj
12th March 2007, 10:27
You got it, just not enough power to blend in properly with motorway traffic. I want to be able to sit at 110 all day and not be passed on hills so much. I'm a BIG tall fella and I catch a LOT of wind.
It was great but I am ready.
I'll still have a soft spot for the Ginny though, in my opinion it's the perfect machine for learning. It lets you develop the skills and by the time you get your full you're eager for more. It has enough power to thrill a noob like me, but not enough to kill me quick.
Yeah, I'll miss it.
Wisdom...
If all beginners had such an attitude there would be far more bikers...
Good luck with the sale, nice work on the GN, hoipefully it will go to someone who will appreciate the work that went into it.:rockon:
Grub
12th March 2007, 12:58
.. I love the photos!!!!
Those time exposed, especially th red one are professional class. That's good stuff, I want to see more
Guitana
12th March 2007, 13:15
Hey Steam what about a GSXR1100 half track now that woud be something!!
Plenty of power and the cars will be more wary of trying to run you off the road especially with a Spandau mounted on the back!!!
Dodger
12th March 2007, 15:22
Nice looking bike that :)
Hope it finds a nice home.
Steam
28th March 2007, 13:24
The mighty G.I. GN is for sale! Click here (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=46936) for the ad, it's also on Trademe here (http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=93620070).
I may be a bit optimistic wanting $2200 but hey who knows. If it doesn't sell I'll just list again, I am in no hurry.
Sob! I learned to ride on this bike. Don't want to sell the old thumper...
Lucy
28th March 2007, 17:54
I took these photos of my bike tonight, in preparation for selling it.
I thought they were so interesting I'd share them right now.
I'll be listing it for sale in a few weeks so if any of you new people are interested in getting a reliable old GN250, blinged out military styles, keep your eyes open here and on Trademe.
See, GN's CAN be cool!
Brilliant! If I had spare dosh I'd buy it.
peasea
28th March 2007, 18:41
Brilliant! If I had spare dosh I'd buy it.
If I had a spare match I'd burn it. Where's Tardme? Is that a 'special' site?
RRH
28th March 2007, 19:58
Military intelligence???
For sale 1x camoflaged tree lookes just like an invisible horse
ps great photography
crazybigal
28th March 2007, 20:00
cant wait to see the next creation!!!:Punk:
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