Timaru to Dunedin is it a hard ride on a gz250

[Marunui]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior 2

200 kms is a good coffee run for the GZ. Fear not, you will give out before the bike ever will. If you encounter a lot of altitude changes your engine power will vary. You will loose approx. 7% of your power for every 1000 ft of added altitude.

That's great it's not a long trip but it wil be the longest straight trip I've done I've only rid around the city and on farms not to much cross country stuff around here but can't wait it wil b Kool thanks for that

[Water Warrior 2]

Originally Posted by Marunui

That's great it's not a long trip but it wil be the longest straight trip I've done I've only rid around the city and on farms not to much cross country stuff around here but can't wait it wil b Kool thanks for that

Just a hint for comfort. Sprinkle some talcum powder in your undies. You don't want Monkey Butt to make the first long ride a pain in the rear.

[Marunui]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior 2

Just a hint for comfort. Sprinkle some talcum powder in your undies. You don't want Monkey Butt to make the first long ride a pain in the rear.

Umm... It mite work 4 u but me .....I think il pass but .... Yeah il just pass thanks

[Water Warrior 2]

Originally Posted by Marunui

Umm... It mite work 4 u but me .....I think il pass but .... Yeah il just pass thanks

Heh heh, it's only a proven comfort thing, nothing more.

[Marunui]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior 2

Heh heh, it's only a proven comfort thing, nothing more.

Yep al good ur advice iz respected ... That waz funny though

[JWR]

The longest day that I did on the GZ was 675 km or 420 miles.
This was on a 45 mph National park road.
We did 1400 miles in 4 days.

[Water Warrior 2]

That is a pretty long day in the saddle. Must have been dawn to dusk kind of day.