12-07-2008, 03:43 AM
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Location: Anaheim, CA
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Re: My 2001 GZ250
Hey skulls,
Welcome. Not sure if you are interested, but there's at least three other OC guys on here (me, Moedad and OC Hoosier) and a guy from LA that rides 1000 miles or so every weekend (busyweb). Moe and I did one ride together down Ortega a few weeks back. Did you remove the extra seat? Also, what are superbike bars... Like the bike, it looks just like mine!
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12-07-2008, 11:58 AM
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Re: My 2001 GZ250
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Nice LOOKING bike but I personally don't understand the current facination with drag bars.......especially not on a cruiser-style bike. Is it really more comfortable for you? Are you a tall person with long arms ?? My opinion is, no doubt, skewed because I am neither !!
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12-07-2008, 02:22 PM
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Re: My 2001 GZ250
It is a lot more comfortable to me. It forces a more aggressive riding posture and I think it gives more control than the OEM bars.
It is all about personal preference though. I personally like the more "cafe" look and feel of a drag bar on a standard/cruiser frame like the GZ, but I also love a more aggressive ride as well. That is a very slick looking bike.
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