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    Quote Originally Posted by dohdog
    What in the world can i do to my suzuki gsx250 to give it a bit more pace,?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dohdog
    The easiest thing that i've been told is to take the center stand off it to drop the overall weight down afew more kg's. .
    This isn't a bad thing to do, not so much for weight but more for ground clearance. Though the sparks are kinda cool if you leave it on.
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    Do a track day or 20
    that tends make YOU faster

    i wouldnt bother modding the 250 TBH
    just wait til you can upgrade

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    agreed wait till you upgrade.Spending money on most 250s isnt worth it
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    yeh not to much point modding. It's all about corner speed not straight line speed. Dveus is fecking quick on his cause he can hold the speed through the corners (even if it is pinging off the limited hahaha)

    If you wanna be faster than your mate. Put the money towards good tyres and practice holding corner speed
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    Yip, anyone can go fast in a straight line, but it takes skill to corner quickly...
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    Quote Originally Posted by dohdog
    Funny you say that about losing weight, i've dropped down to 90kg, and still going. The easiest thing that i've been told is to take the center stand off it to drop the overall weight down afew more kg's. Don't think i'll spend anything other then whats needed on it, that way i'll have more cash for the gas, and beers on trips i'm yet to have on it.
    I've still got my centre stand, but ditched the sidestand.. it gets in the way on low left lean angles..
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    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS
    GSX vs GT-R...inline twin vs. V-twin......open and shut case. Next....
    another question: The new 2007 Kwaka GPX 250 is arriving in NZ in August.. would the Hyosung GT250R still be a better option.. the GPX is a inline twin..
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZeroIndex
    another question: The new 2007 Kwaka GPX 250 is arriving in NZ in August.. would the Hyosung GT250R still be a better option.. the GPX is a inline twin..

    I'd prefer the twin. (kawa power!)


    Isnt it funny how everyone missus the point of the orginal question.
    "how can I make a gsxr250 faster" is not "SHOULD I".
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    simple: re-jet, new air filter and exhaust.

    the bandit (gsf250) has a standared top speed of 160, mine does over 180
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