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    Thanks fruity. You may not know, but I crashed in practice

    Here's a fresh race report I typed up... check it.
    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ewpost&t=28702

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    what about a an250 burgman huge storage just a thought.

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    hmmm, Seen those burgmans round. Not my pick of the bunch, but I'm sure it's probably got great low to midrange. Also wondering what the gas mileage is like on those things? Still I don't think I could downgrade from the CBR250 to anything less powerful, cause I've done far too many k's on my baby, and any loss in power will be very obvious, and highly frustrating.

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    Scooters are terribly unsatisfying after a motorbike, but better than nothing.
    The constant exhaust note is what gets at me... And the gas mileage would suck with you riding

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    Quote Originally Posted by vtec
    hmmm, Seen those burgmans round. Not my pick of the bunch, but I'm sure it's probably got great low to midrange. Also wondering what the gas mileage is like on those things? Still I don't think I could downgrade from the CBR250 to anything less powerful, cause I've done far too many k's on my baby, and any loss in power will be very obvious, and highly frustrating.
    Hey tec.. you had that thing for 4 years eh? No wonder why you can ride the arse off it... good on ya, staying true to a bike you love or just can't afford lol...

    I'll end up keeping mine, most fun overall and best overall I have ridden.. for me anyway. It's just me... in a bike! heheh

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    I've been riding 250's for 4 and a half years. First 2 were on an RGV, last 2 and a half on the CBR. I love it, but would love a 600 Fuel Injected a lot more.

    I'll be riding the CBR's for another several years I'd say. Unless all my evil schemes fall in place.

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    Interesting to see that you stayed with the 250, from what ive seen and read everybody sees it as a tradition that when they get their full they MUST upgrade above the 250 limit.
    I mean dont get me wrong everybody would love the bigger bike, its just good to see someone enjoying the bike they have and not instantly upgrading just cause the option is there

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    Damn!!!

    This thread STILL going?? I started it at the end of April. lol. Have fun.

    D.

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    We are. We also come to a conclusion.

    The best daily rider or commuter bike is a Cbr250rr.
    The fastest is a rs250.
    Only a man who knows what it is like to be defeated can reach down to the bottom of his soul and come up with the extra ounce of power it takes to win when the match is even.
    Muhammad Ali

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tickler
    Interesting to see that you stayed with the 250, from what ive seen and read everybody sees it as a tradition that when they get their full they MUST upgrade above the 250 limit.
    I mean dont get me wrong everybody would love the bigger bike, its just good to see someone enjoying the bike they have and not instantly upgrading just cause the option is there
    I enjoy my bike the most out of the big bikes I ridden.. I'll be keeping it unless I fall in love with something very pricey and italian. We shall see....

    Quote Originally Posted by texmo
    We are. We also come to a conclusion.

    The best daily rider or commuter bike is a Cbr250rr.
    The fastest is a rs250.
    Fastest STOCK being a rs250... most of those two strokes can be modded the snot outta them, then onwards who know's who is the quickest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by texmo
    We are. We also come to a conclusion.

    The best daily rider or commuter bike is a Cbr250rr.
    The fastest is a rs250.
    Fug Off, the RS250 is a peaky piece of shit. And don't give me that no mods rubbish!

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    Does anyone else's yamaha have a problem with the starter/alternator assy??
    50 nuts

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    nope, mines all good

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    Its a yamaha. That says it all.
    Only a man who knows what it is like to be defeated can reach down to the bottom of his soul and come up with the extra ounce of power it takes to win when the match is even.
    Muhammad Ali

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    Unhappy TZR250-3XV parts

    Hi all, newbie here... I've just on the final stretch after doing a major rebuild of my v-twin motor (new bottom and top end). And I've found the reason for the seizure. As such, I'm after a 3XV two stroke oil valve assembly. Consists of the mounting bracket, two 2-way valves and the wiring loom. The valve assembly attaches to the right hand side of the air filter for the front carb. Two stroke oil from the Mukini auto lube pump feeds directly into it. I've got spare parts myself, but not this part (number 3XV-1312A-00). The local Yamaha dealer can't find the part number listed ??? Chris

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