Kawasaki zzr 250 (2003)

Any one ever owned one ,or ridden one .
Thoughts ?

Owned a GPX 250 for my restricted license. Slow, brakes were a bit ordinary, but fuel consumption was quite good. What else do you need to know?

Our daughter owned a ZZR250 for a few years. It was a good little bike for a learner. She had no trouble with it and no trouble selling it.

I bought one ,but thats a up coming post  .Doesn't have a chain ,so it just sits there . I just sit there ,and look back,(bonding) .

An ex ago we had one. A 2002 model and it was a ripper for her to learn on. Was capable of 160km/h too and a hoot to flog around the streets.
She did a lot of miles behind me on the 1250. We paid 4k for it with new tyres and sold it for 4k with stuffed tyres

I got this one for $400, so I have $3600 to spend on bits ,right .

How do I make that larger .Photobucket doesn't like me at the moment

gus wrote:

I'm not sure if you are posting the link to the thumbnail, Gus. I can edit it so width is 400 not 100 px but I can't seem to crack the code so it links to the whole image.

Are you a paid up member of photobucket?

........or a freeloader like me?

I've gone back to tinypic since they (photobucket) put restrictions on my account

I'm payed up but can not get it to Copy like I used too .What sort of restrictions ?

I can only share a link to the image on photobucket

gus wrote:I'm payed up but can not get it to Copy like I used too .What sort of restrictions ?

I'm not sure how it works, Gus, if you are a paying member. Photobucket introduced restrictions on 3rd party linking, ie displaying images from links on things like forums, I found your image library page but when I tried to link to an image using the shortcuts it gave, the links mysteriously changed to a GIF of the photobucket logo.

Photobucket keeps changing its format ,i'm not the only one having problems .

as small as the pic is, I still reckon the last owner got more than his moneys worth there 

gus wrote:

This isn't the wood-working forum Gus.

I cringe at the thought how that chain felt . Front and back brake pads down to metal and yet polish in all the grooves and looks good .