For sale: 2000 Gn125.

[Magua]

Selling my Gn125 for an Rg150e.

$1800, registered until February next year.
No problems, very good condition.

[Big Dog]

I assume the primera is not an accessory
Is it the same frame size as the venerable GN250?

[Magua]

I think it's smaller.

[Big Dog]

I think it's smaller.

Doh. I'm looking for a learner bike for my pillion. She is 5'10", but I will need to ride it to car parks for her until she gets her L's. @ 250 size it would have been fairly marginal.

How long have you had it?

[Magua]

December last year.

[Big Dog]

How would you rate it for non motorway commuting?

Stats-Whatever you have (valves, stroke, carbs?)

[Magua]

I only use it for getting around town and it seems to manage that pretty well.

"Stats-Whatever you have (valves, stroke, carbs?)"
I'm not really mechanically minded, it's 4 stroke, 125cc, about all I know sorry. Your wellcome to take it for a ride to see what you think.

[Indiana_Jones]

No need to sell it cause you lost some drags on it man

-Indy

[Posh Tourer :P]

http://www.bennettsmotorcycles.com/r...uzukign125.htm is a very positive review,
the specs are here for a 1997 model... http://www.suzuki.com/~sucycles/sr-97/spcr125.htm
http://www.suzuki.com/~sucycles/sr-97/ifcr125.htm had some very prosaic reasons to ride a bike... I especially liked the "It's the direct connection between you and your bike as you feel your tires maintain traction around a curve", as opposed to the direct diconnection you suddenly feel when your tyres dont, I suppose :S

[Big Dog]

Test rode it today.

Damn good buy for some learner or commuter somewhere, just too small accross the beam for me or the pillion. So the search continues.

I would reccommend it thouroughly to anyone wanting a cheap reliable runabout or learner bike.

It struggled a bit on steep hills but with about 170-180kg including gear on the back I am not surprised. Although if you lock it down in 2nd and let the revs get up around 7k it pulls quite confidently.

The brakes while not spectacular don't wash out either and do the job intended.

Riding position was a little awkward after a sport tourer but that was to be expected being a cruiser and all.

If I was buying for my children instead of an adult I would be dead keen.

[Big Dog]

Mirrors offer a pretty good view of your nipples, but after market mirror arms would be pretty easy to locate I would imagine.

[FROSTY:Me]

rotflmao---Mental image of big dog and his lady on a gn125---

[Magua]

I picked a longer mirror arm today, no longer will I watch my arm instead of traffic.

[Big Dog]

rotflmao---Mental image of big dog and his lady on a gn125---

Calm down, one at a time! She would definately need to follow in her car.

Thought for a second I had mono'ed it without putting it in gear ..... but no it was on the centre stand.


Cant reiterate enough beautiful well maintained example just too narrow.

[Magua]

It's up for sale now on trademe if anyone is interested.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/STRUCTURE/a...sp?id=12529595