GW250Inazuma.com

[Robell]

 

They've certainly made a big difference, the two cold mornings we've had so far.

But, I 've just ordered these, for the seriously cold stuff :

http://www.datatool.co.uk/consumer/products/products/index.php?product=heatedhandgrips

 

[scoot]

Have you looked on this site bud?

www.2wheeljunkie.co.uk

Scoot 

[Robell]

Looks interesting site.

I've already ordered the Datatool grips.
There's no seperate switch, it's integral with the left hand grip and they sense the voltage, so automatically switch off, if the engine's not running.

I've had Oxford grips before - not bad, but a faulty switch flattened the battery once

They arrived within 24 hours I'll post some pics, once they're fitted.

[scoot]

Brilliant Rob I am useless with electrics cant wait to see what you think.
Scoot 

[Journeyman]

I'm thinking of buying the side bag carrier from GW250Inazuma.com.

http://gw250inazuma.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=42_17

I need to carry side bags on occasion and this seems to be the only rack I can find which seems to be designed to protects the side of the bike and allow the fitting of side bags.

Anyone got any advice, experience or opinions on this ?
Many Thanks,

JJ

[Robell]

That looks pretty good value, and as you say there aren't many options.

Functional rather than stylish. 

[grumpy]

Journeyman

I'm thinking of buying the side bag carrier from GW250Inazuma.com.

http://gw250inazuma.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=42_17

I need to carry side bags on occasion and this seems to be the only rack I can find which seems to be designed to protects the side of the bike and allow the fitting of side bags.

Anyone got any advice, experience or opinions on this ?
Many Thanks,

JJ

As Rob said, functional rather than stylish, but looks like it should be quick and easy to put on or take off if you don't need it all the time. I assume you're interested in soft panniers rather than hard cases, judging by your other post on 'soft luggage' thread?...the only other frame I've seen for the Inazuma is a Givi one that is meant for their hard panniers but could presumably work with soft luggage...but I think has to be combined with their rear rack!

Let us know how you get on if you go for the inazuma.com one?

[Journeyman]

Yes, Grumpy I want a rack for my soft luggage bags which I previously used on my Enfield.
Problem with these bars is that it costs slightly more to post to Ireland than the bars actually cost.
So by the time I get them its double the price.

However judging by previous posts, the company seems to be legitimate enough.
As Robell says there aren't to many options, however option could be a Renntec rack and some fabrication by my local engineering firm. However by the time I'm finished there mightn't be mu h difference in the overall price.

I guess I'll take a look at the Givi rack also.

Thanks for the replies.

JJ

[Andy]

I just ordered the same luggage rack, hand guards as well as the "rounded black engine guard" from GW250Inazuma.com

I plan to fabricate a skid plate, purchase a R&G radiator guard http://www.twistedthrottle.ca/r-g-radiator-guard-for-suzuki-gw250-inazuma-13 replace the front forks, wheels & tires once I find a reasonable priced store or a suitable donor dirt bike. The only stores I found sell motocross stuff that’s higher performance then the stock, which means big money. I have a budget of about $1000 to turn the Inazuma into a miniature adventure bike. I am having difficulties finding aftermarket forks & rims. I need to replace the rims (probably for 18") to keep the same tire profile as know body sells dual purpose 110/80-17" or 140/70-17" tires.

[Robell]

You'll probably need to modify the handguards slightly.

They're generic, not specific to the Inazuma.