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GN250 (Suzuki)

GN250 (Suzuki)

GN250

Information

Manufacturer:

Suzuki

Series:

GN series (Suzuki)

Description:

Sensible small single cylinder thumper.

Specifications

250cc
Red / black
300lbs
129kgs
25km/l
Yes
22hp
145km/h

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Like the XV250 but single cylinder (not powerful!). Harley wannabe (mild chopper style). A nice, friendly, easy ride. Perfect for cautious beginners and commuters who want a bit of style without hurting the pocket. You might learn to love it.
Simple design with easy, cheap maintenance and reliability. Not much wears out and when it does the parts are not known to be expensive. Main cost will be the chain & sprocket replacement every 6,000 to 13,500 miles, depending on how you care for it.
Rely on engine braking when you can, the brakes will work too... with a bit of forward planning. Stay off the freeway, this is not a racehorse, but it will get you to work and back and the odd weekend ride. Not aware of any performance kits for the GN250. Power delivery is even but this is not a torquey bike.
The GN250 series has been around since the 80's but is still in production as of 2006.
Not as good as the SR250, perhaps, but still a fine bike.
Other specs: Approx 75MPG/28KPL

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suzuki gn250

Returned to biking after 30 years, not as powerful as my old honda cb250g5 but a nice forgiving bike to ride , just enjoying the experience again.O:)

Terrific first bike

The 1996 GN250 is my first bike, got my P's on it too. Easy to use, cheap, light and great around town. Grown to love it and will prolly intend to have it for keepsake.

A great motorbike

Had my 1984 gn 250 for 3 years. Just a wonderful motorbike for city and occasional ride into the hiils.

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