@ICEBAT well is not my. Im a mechanic and i work on cars. And one of my customers told me if i can work on it. I said. Yes. So after i got it running. I went around the corner for spin and learned how to drive it. 😝
I could be wrong, but that engine is the same as in the Suzuki GN250 of the early 80s; single cylinder, 4-valve head and 2-into 1 exhaust. I rode a GN once. They look similar, too, except the GZ's fat fenders, big tires and decidedly more stepped seat give it a larger, more stylish appearance. I owned the King of 250s in America back then - the 1981 Suzuki GS250TX - a dual overhead cam, twin cylinder, 4 valves per cylinder and twin swirl combustion chambers. It, too, had Boulevard styling.
Stigler Panther ok? Yes they are rare, I put about 6k miles on my bike every new york riding season and ive only ever seen like 4. In fact right now on fb marketplace there isn’t one for sale withing 100 miles of me.
Lol, I didn't ever look at the exhaust model. Infinit Ryda was the name of the guy that wrote the first question. I bought it with the exhaust already on. Never did anything, then sold it. It was very loud. That's all I can tell you. Good luck
I am inspired by your video. I have made a decision to purchase a used gz250, hopefully soon I will be able to ride it up and down the street as confidentiality as well as you and truly be master road warrior. Thanks again for the inspiration.
Hola que tubo de escape es?
Gracias por suscribirme en el grupo,requiero asesoría para manauder 250 gz
How you put in neutral ?
@ICEBAT thank you. I just learned how to drive it. In 5 min 😂
@ICEBAT well is not my. Im a mechanic and i work on cars. And one of my customers told me if i can work on it. I said. Yes. So after i got it running. I went around the corner for spin and learned how to drive it. 😝
@ICEBAT i will upload the video. Later. On the channel. Shifting was not the best. But was my first ride 😜
Sweet bike!👌🏽
too damn loud.
I could be wrong, but that engine is the same as in the Suzuki GN250 of the early 80s; single cylinder, 4-valve head and 2-into 1 exhaust. I rode a GN once. They look similar, too, except the GZ's fat fenders, big tires and decidedly more stepped seat give it a larger, more stylish appearance. I owned the King of 250s in America back then - the 1981 Suzuki GS250TX - a dual overhead cam, twin cylinder, 4 valves per cylinder and twin swirl combustion chambers. It, too, had Boulevard styling.
Awesome ride.
Looks smooth, I would like to experience riding one of those
The rear brake is too hard to reach for me
What's top speed? Can it reach 65- 70mph?
It can if you're light and there's no wind or a hill
Holy Crap that exhaust sounds freaking killer!!!
I think its idling too low
I just got 1 of these bikes a few weeks ago runs great fun to ride
I saw one on the highway yesterday. I love the stance.
Hey man, thx for the vid and knowledge... these bikes are very rare so any vids or info is appreciated
Joe D they are not rare?
Stigler Panther ok? Yes they are rare, I put about 6k miles on my bike every new york riding season and ive only ever seen like 4. In fact right now on fb marketplace there isn’t one for sale withing 100 miles of me.
Lmfao. Look around Oklahoma/Texas, they’re everywhere.
@@doylee469 Because that is not the style of motorcycles that people buy in new York
would this be too small for me? I'm 6'5 270.
ryan richardson, yeah buddy. I'm 6'-0" and 210 lbs. it was small for me. look in the 650 cc range for a starter bike.
It is fine for learning but it would be harder
I bet your neighbors hate you.. stupidly loud. and popping means your are burning your valves..
Nobody YouKnow my neighbors loved me. 😆
wear a helmet
Thisnamekills take a bath you hippy
What kind of exhaust is that
The Infinit Ryda, was aftermarket with baffle removed.
@@kypark more exact model...I can't find it anywhere... :)
Lol, I didn't ever look at the exhaust model. Infinit Ryda was the name of the guy that wrote the first question. I bought it with the exhaust already on. Never did anything, then sold it. It was very loud. That's all I can tell you. Good luck
it looks like a Honda Shadow 250 (or 750, but it's too big) 1998 exhaust...
What kind of exhaust do you have on the bike? I like the sound of it.
The previous owner removed the baffle from an aftermarket exhaust. It was very loud. That's all I know.
I am inspired by your video. I have made a decision to purchase a used gz250, hopefully soon I will be able to ride it up and down the street as confidentiality as well as you and truly be master road warrior. Thanks again for the inspiration.
Lol that's awesome! This was a demo video that I made while selling the bike last year. It was a very good bike for the 5 years that I had it.
Pullmyfinger Trucker you ever get the bike?
Hahahhahahhahahahah
@@alansmilealot the world will never know.