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RE: gsxr250 - pekingduck - 08-10-2020
(08-10-2020, 10:34 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: They say it's more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow...
So, that Gixxer 250... technically... should be more fun to ride than a CB1100. Right?
I really like small bikes, and they kind of are more fun. Nobody knows you're racing. Riding a YZF-R3 right now, put 110 miles on it last night, and another 200 in the next couple days, but 70mph = 7300rpm. Talk about buzz/kill.
(08-10-2020, 10:36 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote:(08-10-2020, 10:18 AM)pekingduck_imp Wrote: Trick question. None. They're all dogs.
Joe, do you work on dogs or motorcycles??
Joe, do you work on dogs or motorcycles??
I'm actually working on a Piaggio MP3 250 that is a real pain. It gives dogs a bad name.....
RE: gsxr250 - peterbaron - 08-10-2020
We had Vespas in Europe, small engine/125cc scooters, but Lambretta was more popular with 175 cc, I think??
This "dog" you working on is a 3 wheeler...different animal, what's wrong with it?
RE: gsxr250 - pekingduck - 08-10-2020
(08-10-2020, 11:16 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: We had Vespas in Europe, small engine/125cc scooters, but Lambretta was more popular with 175 cc, I think??
This "dog" you working on is a 3 wheeler...different animal, what's wrong with it?
The 3-wheelers have issues with the hydraulic system that locks the side-to-side tilting front end when coming to a stop or parking. The safety system honks the horn at times when it's not all kosher.
RE: gsxr250 - peterbaron - 08-10-2020
Do these have an hydraulic unit/pump to control frt suspension??
RE: gsxr250 - pekingduck - 08-10-2020
(08-10-2020, 11:30 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: Do these have an hydraulic unit/pump to control frt suspension??Yes they do. Fortunately it's not connected to the braking circuit (a la Citroen).
In actually riding it, the twin front wheels really are amazing. You hardly need to worry about debris or road imperfections when cornering/leaning - very reassuring. Hope Yamaha imports their Tri-City 300 scooter.