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    Want GN250 or GN125

    Hi everyone!
    Want GN250(prefferable) or GN125 at reasonable price at very good condition, because it will be my first bike!
    ICQ:102718102
    E-mail:dart@woosh.co.nz

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    You DO NOT want a GN125 OK!!!!

    Check this out......... http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...eat+CBR+debate
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sniper
    You DO NOT want a GN125 OK!!!!

    Check this out......... http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...eat+CBR+debate
    Maybe he wants to graduate to a HD
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    Arrow I'm with sniper on this.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sniper
    You DO NOT want a GN125 OK!!!!

    Check this out......... http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...eat+CBR+debate
    However I'd say that you don't want a GN250 either after owning one myself
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    I agree, although I gn250 isn't as bad.
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    gn250's are a good learner bike, they just aren't really a good bike once you've learnt how to change gears etc.

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    Yeah... But new one is too expensive (I cant find anyone below 3000, mostly its about 3300)...
    That's why I can't afford it :-(
    So I have to find a used one.
    But I looked at GN250 at shop - and I love it!
    Because, as I know from the experience of mountain bike, your bike might be not most expensive and not best, but if you really love it, if you feel unite with it - you'll enjoy riding!

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    vanvan 200

    Quote Originally Posted by Dart
    Yeah... But new one is too expensive (I cant find anyone below 3000, mostly its about 3300)...
    That's why I can't afford it :-(
    So I have to find a used one.
    But I looked at GN250 at shop - and I love it!
    Because, as I know from the experience of mountain bike, your bike might be not most expensive and not best, but if you really love it, if you feel unite with it - you'll enjoy riding!
    get a vanvan - a lot more fun that a GN

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badcat
    get a vanvan - a lot more fun that a GN

    http://www.suzukicycles.org/RV-serie...shtml~isoraami
    Looks great! But how much does it costs and where to get it? Its not avalible on bikepoint...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dart
    Looks great! But how much does it costs and where to get it? Its not avalible on bikepoint...
    check out trademe heaps of bikes on there...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dart
    Looks great! But how much does it costs and where to get it? Its not avalible on bikepoint...

    well - i'll be selling mine in 3-4 weeks as my new bike is almost here.
    PM me.

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    Arrow Mate.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dart
    Yeah... But new one is too expensive (I cant find anyone below 3000, mostly its about 3300)...
    That's why I can't afford it :-(
    So I have to find a used one.
    But I looked at GN250 at shop - and I love it!
    Because, as I know from the experience of mountain bike, your bike might be not most expensive and not best, but if you really love it, if you feel unite with it - you'll enjoy riding!
    Provided that you have the money and are in no hurry to get a bike, its surprising what can be obtained for a couple of grand. Being able to wait for the ideal bike to come along is one of the requirements to get a good deal when it comes to obtaining a motorcycle.
    There are often people who are willing to sell low due to financial difficulty also.
    Some reasonable rides?
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-36420757.htm
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-35786413.htm, opps a GN250 there.
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-36026682.htm
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-36185105.htm
    This was just a few on a trade me seach (first page to).
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    inlinefour:

    Good links, but all of these bikes are very old, and chances that theyll broke soon are very high...

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    dart age doesn't matter to much either of these would be good (from that list)
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-35786413.htm
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-36026682.htm
    wouldn't touch the other two the k's are just to high, um would probably go with the srx, a bit more fun, but it's your money oh and the new gn250's aren't as good a quality as te old ones, if your hooked on a gn i'd get an old one, they don't break down and your going to be selling it in a few months when you want something quicker

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    oh and i wouldn't worry about the rusty exaust it's probably just surface, just sand it back, rust proof it and then respray it black, i had an old sr250 that was like that and never had a problem with it after i resprayed it

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