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  • Offline Biker Rog

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    Offline Biker Rog

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    • Just found this club. Didn't know it existed. Whoo
    • Bike: 2013 GW250
    • City / Town: sheffield
    new member
    on: Jan 02, 2022, 02.16 pm
    Jan 02, 2022, 02.16 pm
    Hello from North Notts. I am a long time biker who decided my old Honda was getting too heavy for me ( I'm 75! Gulp) Discovered an Inazuma for sale locally and am delighted with it. Economical, comfy and fun to ride. What more could you want. I'm looking forward to many more happy rides come the better weather. Take care everyone.  :305:

  • Offline Resident Weevil   gb

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    Offline Resident Weevil

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    • Bike: GW250,FZS600,H-D
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    Re: new member
    Reply #1 on: Jan 04, 2022, 03.53 pm
    Jan 04, 2022, 03.53 pm
    Welcome chap, sadly there's not a lot of 'live' activity on this site anymore but it's a great archive of really useful info on the Inazuma. If you have a question the chances are high that it will have already been asked (And answered) previously at some point and can be found via the search facility. I've only been a GW owner since September but so far I'm massively impressed with mine. Cheers!

  • Offline DJN   gb

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    Offline DJN

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    Re: new member
    Reply #2 on: Jan 08, 2022, 11.27 am
    Jan 08, 2022, 11.27 am
    Hi Rog.    You will enjoy  your Zuma on  the A  roads, once  spring arrives...
    Lack of heated grips  is my comfort issue at the moment  :155:
    And with a "Curb mass" of 403lb (183Kg) ,   you still have a respectably sized  lump to  throw through the bends.