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OC Hoosier 05-14-2009 06:53 PM

2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
$2000 obo
2007 Suzuki GZ250
Dark Blue
5,XXX miles
16 tooth sprocket and needle shim mod
Serviced at 3,000
Garage kept
All receipts/records
2nd owner
Runs great, no problems, good shape (couple of scuffs from previous owner, but all cosmetic and minor)
Extras: Windshield and back seat (not pictured), misc. parts: 15t sprocket, FRAM air filter, might throw in a jacket too. FYI, the flame stickers in the picture have been removed. Thanks for looking!
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Moedad 05-14-2009 07:09 PM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
Ha! I've been wondering if that was you. Doesn't seem to be much movement in getting our bikes sold. Too many low ballers too.

OC Hoosier 05-15-2009 10:30 AM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
Yeah, there are at least a half a dozen GZer's in the LA area on CL right now (and they have all been posted for quite some time). Seems that no one is very interested in buying GZ's right now for some reason.

Easy Rider 05-15-2009 12:38 PM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OC Hoosier
Yeah, there are at least a half a dozen GZer's in the LA area on CL right now (and they have all been posted for quite some time). Seems that no one is very interested in buying GZ's right now for some reason.

Credit is still somewhat hard to come by......for many. Those who have the cash in hand are probably looking at something a little more "upscale".

Water Warrior 2 05-15-2009 02:44 PM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
A little more upscale to some might be another month's rent paid and a bag of food with the present economy.

alanmcorcoran 05-15-2009 07:17 PM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
Wait until gas prices go back up. Also, you are competing with dealers who are probably flush with '09's and perhaps a little more "flexible" than they were in '08 and '07.

Also, I think last year's $5 shock created a new wave of "economic" motorcycle buyer's that bought entry level and now have gone back to the car after:

1) not getting licensed
2) not digging it
3) crashing

... and so there is a glut of entry level sellers that has to be worked through.

music man 05-15-2009 11:28 PM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Water Warrior
A little more upscale to some might be another month's rent paid and a bag of food with the present economy.


That is me in a nutshell right there.

Water Warrior 2 05-16-2009 01:09 PM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
It is our Global Economy and the 3rd World countries are winning. Want a secure job, work at Wally World because they need people to handle all the bargain hunters who used to be upscale.

Easy Rider 05-16-2009 01:49 PM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Water Warrior
It is our Global Economy and the 3rd World countries are winning.

Nature likes equilibrium. When things get too far out of balance, something happens to bring it back.

At some point, there will just be too many human beings on the planet. :skull:

alantf 05-17-2009 06:00 AM

Re: 2007 Suzuki GZ250 - Southern California
 
Whatever the problems with global economy, something weird is happening. Last week I received a cheque from my English solicitors. Just like I've always done, I went down to the bank. Usually they convert the £ sterling to euros, using the day's conversion rate (they even had a special form for me to put in my file, showing what the rate was) & then put it into my account. Obviously, I can't draw on it until the cheque has cleared. This time the bank refused to handle the cheque. It wasn't just any old cheque, but was drawn on a well known English bank, & countersigned by a solicitor. The bank had nothing to lose, because I couldn't draw on it until it had cleared. They said that this had been the policy for the last two months. All this, and both countries are in th EU. In the end I've had to send the cheque back to my solicitor in England, so that he can pay it into the international banking system, so that it goes into my Spanish account. It seems that even countries (and banks) in the same union don't trust each other.


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