I miss my GZ250bike

mr. softie · 03-20-2010, 01:34 AM

Wish I had been able to hang on to it, fun bike!

My Honda GL650I has traveled 19,000 miles since I purchased it one year ago, with me riding it to Georgia twice (Suches), North Carolina twice (Mt Airy), Vermont once and a trip to see my relatives in Wisconsin and Minnesota. A better choice for long tours than the GZ, but the GZ rules around town. There is an active group of CX and GL riders who get together for rallies and camp outs throughout the year

I was unemployed for over 14 months, but have fortunately found a job, starting Monday. I am the new service manager at a 350 unit apartment building.

I am keeping my eye out for another GZ, 70 mpg is hard to beat for getting to work and back. Great little bike. The GL650I really opened up my touring possibilities though. Also a great bike.
Here is a shot from one of my trips down the Blue Ridge Parkway last summer on my way to TWO...

03-20-2010, 01:34 AM	#1
mr. softie Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Bucks Co. PA Posts: 361	I miss my GZ250bike Wish I had been able to hang on to it, fun bike! My Honda GL650I has traveled 19,000 miles since I purchased it one year ago, with me riding it to Georgia twice (Suches), North Carolina twice (Mt Airy), Vermont once and a trip to see my relatives in Wisconsin and Minnesota. A better choice for long tours than the GZ, but the GZ rules around town. There is an active group of CX and GL riders who get together for rallies and camp outs throughout the year I was unemployed for over 14 months, but have fortunately found a job, starting Monday. I am the new service manager at a 350 unit apartment building. I am keeping my eye out for another GZ, 70 mpg is hard to beat for getting to work and back. Great little bike. The GL650I really opened up my touring possibilities though. Also a great bike. Here is a shot from one of my trips down the Blue Ridge Parkway last summer on my way to TWO... __________________ The real money in a gold rush is in supplying liqueur and women to the miners.... May the wind always be at your back and the sun overhead as you make your way down the ever winding, smoothly paved, traffic free road! Login or Register to Remove Ads
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