Yamaha yzf r125

[SMOKEU]

cbr250's are dogs, sure they can be cared for. but compared to a brand new bike. yep...

I'd rather have a CBR250 than ANY other learner bike. A 2 smoker would be nice, but I'm not prepared to pay for maintenance on one.

[Kickaha]

I'd rather have a CBR250 than ANY other learner bike. A 2 smoker would be nice, but I'm not prepared to pay for maintenance on one.

Nowhere near as much maintenance on a two stroker as most people say if it's in good condition

The main problem is they're all older bikes now that have been owned by owners with the mechanical ability of a monkey

[SMOKEU]

Nowhere near as much maintenance on a two stroker as most people say if it's in good condition

The main problem is they're all older bikes now that have been owned by owners with the mechanical ability of a monkey

I guess a hot smoker would be alright if you had the mechanical knowledge to look after it, but I personally don't have the knowledge to put in new rings, bearings etc so I wouldn't touch one of them as I would have to pay someone to do all the work for me which will cost a kings ransom.

[Slyer]

I'd rather have a CBR250 than ANY other learner bike. A 2 smoker would be nice, but I'm not prepared to pay for maintenance on one.

VTR250's are pretty damn nice.

[Yow Ling]

I guess a hot smoker would be alright if you had the mechanical knowledge to look after it, but I personally don't have the knowledge to put in new rings, bearings etc so I wouldn't touch one of them as I would have to pay someone to do all the work for me which will cost a kings ransom.

Yea you need heaps of mechanical knowledge to pour in a bottle of 2 stroke oil occasionaly and change the plugs every year. Jeez you playstation lot

[Kickaha]

I guess a hot smoker would be alright if you had the mechanical knowledge to look after it, but I personally don't have the knowledge to put in new rings, bearings etc

Can't see why you would need to do any of that, unless you bought a fucked one in the first place

[Cayman911]

I'd rather have a CBR250 than ANY other learner bike. A 2 smoker would be nice, but I'm not prepared to pay for maintenance on one.

i'd rather have a bike that isnt so old its grown grey hair. the new CBR250's however. look the money. id have one without a secont thought

[SMOKEU]

i'd rather have a bike that isnt so old its grown grey hair. the new CBR250's however. look the money. id have one without a secont thought

The new CBR250s have nowhere near the amount of power as the old ones did. Ask anyone who's owned an old CBR250, they're a pretty bullet proof little engine and they don't seem to have much go wrong with them.

[Cayman911]

The new CBR250s have nowhere near the amount of power as the old ones did. Ask anyone who's owned an old CBR250, they're a pretty bullet proof little engine and they don't seem to have much go wrong with them.

yeah, but unless you live on a race track, the new one's got enough power. plus plenty more tech to make up for it
i guess its my personal opinion, i'd rather have New 0km .