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burkbuilds · 04-24-2009, 02:35 PM

You will be pleased with the GZ! It's a great bike to start with, and you may find that it is all you really need, depends on you and what you want out of the bike. Easy and inexpensive to maintain and operate, handles easily, and doesn't have the power to "get out from under you" like a bigger bike can easily do. My cousin bought a big Harley for his first bike, drove it out of the dealers lot and into the ditch across the street, more power than he was ready for at 58 years of age, and my son in law who is in the military and in great physical shape at 24 still almost put his 750 into the neighbors yard across the street the first time he pulled out on it. You made a good decision and even if you decide to trade up at some point you won't have any trouble finding a buyer for the GZ.

04-24-2009, 02:35 PM	#11
burkbuilds Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Shannon, Georgia Posts: 1,268	Re: Just joining You will be pleased with the GZ! It's a great bike to start with, and you may find that it is all you really need, depends on you and what you want out of the bike. Easy and inexpensive to maintain and operate, handles easily, and doesn't have the power to "get out from under you" like a bigger bike can easily do. My cousin bought a big Harley for his first bike, drove it out of the dealers lot and into the ditch across the street, more power than he was ready for at 58 years of age, and my son in law who is in the military and in great physical shape at 24 still almost put his 750 into the neighbors yard across the street the first time he pulled out on it. You made a good decision and even if you decide to trade up at some point you won't have any trouble finding a buyer for the GZ. Login or Register to Remove Ads
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