Hyosung GT250R Yellow

[CookMySock]

The very last of the solid yellow GT250R, in spectacularly clean condition.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/List...x?id=268071494



KB price is lower than TM price. There's a few little nicks on just one of the plastics, but they are cheaper to throw away and replace than do anything with them. ($249 for full lower set)

It's not really an absolute learner bike, unless you think you are pretty clever.

Genuine one-lady-owner from new. Never ridden by a teenager. Pack rack and aftermarket shock have been removed.


Steve

[woodyracer]

you gona get a 2010? they are awsome!

[CookMySock]

Nah we need larger cc bikes for touring, but I hear the 2010 models are good.

How would you describe the 2010 model in comparison?

Steve

[woodyracer]

Nah we need larger cc bikes for touring, but I hear the 2010 models are good.

How would you describe the 2010 model in comparison?

Steve

they are just better put together full-stop, unlike the older ones they just have more attention to detail and finish, performance wise {this racing} ive been neck and neck with a carby one and yes the 2010 ones have much more power and rev out quicker. Also we've found when you stick the 'screaming demon muffler' on it, the fuel injection loves it, unlike the carby ones.

[Maha]

Excellent buying if someone wants a smart looking 250.

[woodyracer]

Excellent buying if someone wants a smart looking 250.

na..daniel tapperfeild's gf170 is still for sale! ahahahahaahaahhaha

[CookMySock]

Excellent buying if someone wants a smart looking 250.

Thanks Mark. Pretty sure you've cast eyes on this bike.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/List...x?id=268071494

Black screen and beautiful HID headlights already done - looks deadly. No other tacky mods like cut off plastic. Eat your breakfast off any part of this bike. Maintained for exceedingly fussy female. Brand new chain. Never used for commuting. Ridden in the rain only when forced to by putting gun to head.

Particularly suit 6R lady rider with a hot ass who wants it to look hotter - you need a 2-3,000kms experience before getting on this. Ok for shorter riders if you have all of your low-speed balance skills sussed. Not ok for absolute learners unless you want tip it over on yourself or you think you are plenty clever.

We lost 3 grand on this, but thats the way it goes.

Will help with transport or delivery. Will be an end of an era when this bike sells.

Steve