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Has everyone forgotten how great a motorcycle the original Concours is??
Not me, I'm still sporting mine about here and there.Has everyone forgotten how great a motorcycle the original Concours is??
:iamwithstupid:never even heard of it:dunno:
I didnt mean it in a bad way. I love the little 250. But they are in two different leagues. Maybe its just me that the 250 feels like a bicycle with an engine. Real light, tossable, responsive, forgiving. Whenever I ride a 250 and I sit at a stop light, I just stand there and toss the bike back and fourth between my legs just for the novelty of it being so light. Compared to my usual big bikes it feels like a bicycle in comparison, its a lot of fun!"More like a bike with an engine" Well excuse me, I beg to differ but the 250 R can be a good sport tourer too if you equipped it right and improved your riding position. The MPG is great, fuel autonomy is around 300 miles, sustains legal highway speed easily at 7-8 k rpm, handles better on winding roads than most big heavy tourers, weight/hp ratio is better than most tourers.
"More like a bike with an engine" Well excuse me, I beg to differ but the 250 R can be a good sport tourer too if you equipped it right and improved your riding position. The MPG is great, fuel autonomy is around 300 miles, sustains legal highway speed easily at 7-8 k rpm, handles better on winding roads than most big heavy tourers, weight/hp ratio is better than most tourers.
might be gear oil or engine oil. locate the source and you'll know for sure where it's coming from.Hey people . I'm not only new to this forum stuff but thinking about getting back into riding after 25 years?
I"m looking at a 2005 zg1000 with 9000 miles. Under the drive shaft and rear hub there is a black, oily, crusty thick film. Is this normal or should I look for a different bike.