john1096
08-14-2008, 07:04 PM
Hello all! I've been reading this forum for a little while. I wanted to make sure I read a good portion of the tech stuff and stickies so I don't start off asking the same old questions that have already been answered. I also wanted to be a proud GZ250 owner before actually joining.
I got all the inspection and licensing work done two days ago on my new (to me) black 2006 with 949 miles. I've only been for a couple of spins around the block on a buddies bike since I gave up my KZ440 when I was 17. Let me just say, "WOO HOO!" This little bike is a blast. Thank you all for helping me decide that the GZ was the right choice. I was worried about commuting, because I have to hit about a 2 mile stretch of interstate to get to work. That's the problem with a metro area at the confluence of two rivers. The highway bridges are the only options. It does fine, even though I need to lose a few pounds. It sure does scream at highway speeds, though. I feel bad about pulling in the clutch lever when I hit the exit ramp. From one extreme to the other. 70MPH kind of tickles.
Thanks to all of you on this forum. I have to give a nod to the folks on the Rebel forum, too. Their love for their little 250s sparked my interest in riding again and led me to this site.
I got all the inspection and licensing work done two days ago on my new (to me) black 2006 with 949 miles. I've only been for a couple of spins around the block on a buddies bike since I gave up my KZ440 when I was 17. Let me just say, "WOO HOO!" This little bike is a blast. Thank you all for helping me decide that the GZ was the right choice. I was worried about commuting, because I have to hit about a 2 mile stretch of interstate to get to work. That's the problem with a metro area at the confluence of two rivers. The highway bridges are the only options. It does fine, even though I need to lose a few pounds. It sure does scream at highway speeds, though. I feel bad about pulling in the clutch lever when I hit the exit ramp. From one extreme to the other. 70MPH kind of tickles.
Thanks to all of you on this forum. I have to give a nod to the folks on the Rebel forum, too. Their love for their little 250s sparked my interest in riding again and led me to this site.