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ruxpin76 · 10-24-2011, 03:12 PM

^^ Re: my wife, when she saw the CBR600's at $9000, and CBR750,1000's up around $12K, the $4K price tag for the CBR250 was more palatable. We paid cash and rolled it out the door for mid $4K... I've already broken it in, and am somewhere around 900 mi. for the 2 mos. I've had it. It handles UNBELIEVABLY well, and it's nice to be able to get outta' the way when needed. The GZ is nice for around town cruising, however, and lower speed backroads. I'll post smaller cellphone pics here as progress continues...

For those into cafes and sportbike custom work, check out FrameCrafters, as seen on Cafe Racer TV and Magazine...

10-24-2011, 03:12 PM	#13
ruxpin76 Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: King, NC Posts: 59	Re: GZ250 Cafe Conversion ^^ Re: my wife, when she saw the CBR600's at $9000, and CBR750,1000's up around $12K, the $4K price tag for the CBR250 was more palatable. We paid cash and rolled it out the door for mid $4K... I've already broken it in, and am somewhere around 900 mi. for the 2 mos. I've had it. It handles UNBELIEVABLY well, and it's nice to be able to get outta' the way when needed. The GZ is nice for around town cruising, however, and lower speed backroads. I'll post smaller cellphone pics here as progress continues... For those into cafes and sportbike custom work, check out FrameCrafters, as seen on Cafe Racer TV and Magazine... Login or Register to Remove Ads
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