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Water Warrior 2 · 07-25-2011, 06:29 PM

Right on Jon. Sounds a lot like retirement to me. Congrats if I am correct.

The GZ should do you very well for the intended riding. I think the bike will be a good fit too. When Lynda bought her GZ in 2006 I had the pleasure of riding it home about 100 miles total. It fit me and at the time I was a bit heavier than you and a tad taller. Yes the Rebel is a tighter fit and has more moving parts but still has a large following.

A new GZ gets you reliability and a good starting point from mile "0" to where ever you take the odometer over the years. You may have found the perfect home for the GZ and many miles of smiles.

07-25-2011, 06:29 PM	#2
Water Warrior 2 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Squamish B.C Canada Posts: 11,409	Re: Why would an old experienced consider a new GZ250? Right on Jon. Sounds a lot like retirement to me. Congrats if I am correct. The GZ should do you very well for the intended riding. I think the bike will be a good fit too. When Lynda bought her GZ in 2006 I had the pleasure of riding it home about 100 miles total. It fit me and at the time I was a bit heavier than you and a tad taller. Yes the Rebel is a tighter fit and has more moving parts but still has a large following. A new GZ gets you reliability and a good starting point from mile "0" to where ever you take the odometer over the years. You may have found the perfect home for the GZ and many miles of smiles.
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