I will need your help here people! If you can think of any other models, add them, and see if you can find any useful specification links etc, or tell us about your old 250's.
Look up used bike values here Red Book
Honda
Sports CBR250 "Baby Blade" ,NSR series - Race bred 2 Strokes
Kawasaki
Commuter BR250
Sports ZXR250 Grey import
Suzuki
Commuter GSX250
Cruiser GN250
Naked GSF250 Bandit
Yamaha
Sports FZ250
222 Loctite doesn't taste too bad.
Are we including grey imports?
There's an excellent resource for this that shows ALL bikes 250cc and under that were available for registration in Australia (locals and imports), but go me, I can't find the link.
Here's a couple of others instead:
http://www.250cc.info/
http://www.250ccbikes.com/
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Suzuki GSX250F (Across) - http://www.dixonarchive.com/across/default.htm
jeez, I had a big list of bikes going back to 1988 with piccies of all of them, from memory I think there were at least 15 of them, Red Book prices ranged from $750 - $6,000, can't find were I put it, oh well someone else will come to the party
If you've put yourself in a position where someone has to see you in order for you to be safe -- to see you, and to give a fuck -- you've already blown it." -- Neal Stephenson,
Honda Spada
I have the Manual for it that i downloaded from somehwere. Don't know where tho.
PM me if ya want it.
Do you want 150/125s as well? Road trails?
Well the obvious thing I would do to your Honda section is this......
Crap: CB250
Commuter/Naked: VTR250, Spada
Sports: CBR250, CBR250RR Fireblade/BabyBlade
(And the two stroke NSR150 and 250 like you already mentioned)
If noone gives you specs links for the CBRs let me know and I'll dig them up - but to find them I'll need to go back through the files rescued of my laptop that I didn't put back on and I can't be arsed!)
Kwaka:
GPX
ZZR250
Hyosung:
GT & GT-R????
Aprilia:
Uber Sports: RS250, RS125
Suzuki:
Sports: GSXR250
I'll add more as I think of them if you like? Alas I have no links for their specs but I may try to find them later for you if noone else provides them.
Don't call me spawn of satan...I may be the spawn of Satan,
but I have a name!
WARNING: USER DETESTS SELF RIGHTEOUS "ATTGATTers" AND WILL RESPOND ACCORDINGLY
everyone forgets/neglects the Cagiva Mito!!!
Can dig up info if required.
Pen - these two are classified as naked 'sports' bikes - all 250s could be classified as 'commuters' due to capacity...Commuter/Naked: VTR250, Spada
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The Spada recieved rave reviews in its day as the best handling 250 sports bike - albeit a naked one - and hence a novelty...
Honda classify the VTR250 as entry level sports - AHG and Trakdayz guys also rate the VTR250 very highly on the track (for a '250'
Yes I own a VTR250 - yes I am 'proud' - yes I am pro Honda!!!!
I can't think what more you could possibly need to know... except maybe this:
alex, did they make a 250 mito?
No amount of genius can overcome a preoccupation to detail.
sr 250 yamaha
unfortunately ... NOalex, did they make a 250 mito?
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but the bike was originally designed to be a 250, but due to R and D costs they just decided the take the motor out of the frecida (spelling) and whack electric start on it.
They also make a Mito 50, i belive they are very popular in the UK along with that Aprilia RS50
i think people are forgetting this little beauty.... i learnt on one of these and think that the are not bad at all!
Yamaha SVR250
http://www2.nkansai.ne.jp/shop/ap24/.../srv250~bl.jpg
i'm not sure if i would buy one but they are not a bad bike to ride...... i just prefer the sportier bikes.
I love the look of the Yami SVR250 - almost bought one for my first bike, was perhaps a little out of my intended price range at the time. Not the most powerful vtwin 250 out there on paper however, but certainly have a lovely cafe racer type look to them.
I can't think what more you could possibly need to know... except maybe this:
That Cagiva Mito oozes with sex appeal!everyone forgets/neglects the Cagiva Mito!!!
Can dig up info if required.
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Hot!!!!
Anyone has a manual for the FZR? Anything I should look out for before buying one?
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Cruiser is a bike, it rides on the road too. Doesn't float though.</div><div align="center">If I go to hell, I will die in my FZR.</div>
Dont forget Suzuki's RGV250
Anyone has a manual for the FZR? Anything I should look out for before buying one?
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no such thing as the FZR250 manual in english, closest thing is the FZR400 which i am able to send to you should you still need it.
for a tone of info in regards to the FZR visit, www.fzr250.com
apologies for resurecting an old thread
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