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    Mate's new GPX

    My mate picked up a new GPX250R today and asked me to ride it home for him. This is his first bike and I believe he couldn't have made a better choice. All I can say is what a neat little bike! and a steal at $5999. I hadn't ridden one of these since the early 90's.
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    I'm gonna give you a red bling because I'M JEALOUSE!!!!! lol


    just kidding~

    Nice bike! I always wanted that bike lol


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    sensible choice indeed.
    There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.

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    If I was in the market for a 250 this would be the one i'd get. Much better a new bike at 5999 than a 15 year old inline 4. A 250 is only a stepping stone to see out your license period IMO. Hell back in the dim dark days I started on a Honda C50. Even toured on it. Learners have it good these days.
    Andy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anthrax View Post
    If I was in the market for a 250 this would be the one i'd get. Much better a new bike at 5999 than a 15 year old inline 4.
    Yup, the only thing better is a 1990's GPX for half that price! Because, like you said, it is but a stepping stone after all

    Was in motohaus talking to kerry the other day, he asked if I still had the gpx, I said yep, he said a guy with over 200,000km on his 1989 gpx came in, and it was still going strong. Great bikes, especially for learning on, save all that IL4 stuff for when you take the training wheels off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zeocen View Post
    Yup, the only thing better is a 1990's GPX for half that price!
    Then I guess I am sittin pretty......my GPX that I picked up only cost $500...1989 w/ 18000KM...will cost a few hundred more to get it re vinned but still will have change left outta $1000....wife likes it too...and she aint had any involvement w/ bikes before....
    ....Just cant wait to be on the road


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