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Old 04-11-2012, 10:24 AM   #19
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Re: making one bike from two

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Originally Posted by rynr
As i heard, japanese producers give up on 125cc 250cc and selling licenses. Europe market is full of korean or china (the worst!) cheap bikes.

For example: http://www.mmt.com.pl/st/img/zipp_raven.jpg - body on suzuki license, engine on honda license.
Romet R250 or R150 - under the seat looks like gz http://moto.scoti.org/wp-content/upload ... 379962.jpg

Those chinesse ones are produced not very well, made from poor materials. Saving money on every part. Some parts are plastic instead of aluminium or steel.

http://allegro.pl/suzuki-gsxf-600-oraz- ... 58082.html another in this colour, european 2001, they quite rare.
There's another great colour opposite red and orange (don't have photo right now)
New white GZ125 could be bought in Spain.

Neat to see different colors. We [US] won't see the GZ here in future but I wonder if it will still be avalible in other countries? Still a reliable and good bike [as compared to the China junk] keep your posts coming thanks, Terry
It's sad that american GZ doesn't have "marauder" logo on tank. GZs in Europe are called Marauders (Canada too?)

Edited: here are 3 another colors from 1999 http://www.bikepics.com/suzuki/gz125/99/pics.asp
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