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Location: Toronto Canada
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Need GZ125 Specs
Not sure were to put this so I put this hear. I am thinking up a little ( well more like crazy ) project and I need the specs of the 125GZ like how we have a manule for downloading for the 250 but I cant find one for the 125. I just need numbers not stuff like 5speed. Carbs. I need ratios and more detail. :2tup:
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Re: Need GZ125 Specs
Noone?
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Re: Need GZ125 Specs
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Re: Need GZ125 Specs
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A little patience might be in order. :roll: I believe that the GZ 125 never made it's way to North America.
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Re: Need GZ125 Specs
Hahaha ok easy rider Ill have more patience next time I just got ahead of my self! New GZ Not good enough I need gear ratios! And a little more indepth stuff like a teardown of the motor and drivetrain!
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Re: Need GZ125 Specs
I will hazard a guess as to gear ratios. They are probably the same as a GZ 250. I would think the only difference might be in the final drive(sprockets)so Suzuki could have better production costs by keeping all internal parts the same. I know that's what I would do to make a profit and keep better control of inventory costs and design costs. The only difference in the engine itself would be a smaller cylinder, different head, and other assorted parts for a smaller displacement engine. The bottom end is probably identical in all repects. World wide I wouldn't doubt there are as many or more 125s than 250s in the GN and GZ line up.
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Re: Need GZ125 Specs
Someone had a link to a sprocket calculator on here a while ago and it had all the stock settings on there too - i didn't check for the gz 125 but i'd say it was on there - try searching gear calculator in the search
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Re: Need GZ125 Specs
Guess i was wrong but here's the link anyway
http://www.gearingcommander.com/ |
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