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conway
05-02-2003, 02:45 PM
Just got the bike today. I put about 25 miles on on the back roads near me. Motor feels a little luggy below 5000rpm, Steer's a little heavy at low speeds. Handles like its on rails at higher speeds. I have to reverse the linkage to GP shift, not a big deal. Shifts a bit clunkie. The dunlops have to go. Michelins are for me. Wood craft rear sets a must. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

chrisiball
05-02-2003, 03:16 PM
Hi, why do u prefer the GP style shift( reversed)?
Have you seen the Gilles rearsets? I have them on my bike there awesome! Take a look at the link ? chrisiball

spanairRS125
05-02-2003, 03:33 PM
well conway it seems you dont like the rs250 :rolleyes: :lol:

I love mines as it is cos its for track use and it rocks baby.

WORLD CHAMPIONS ! ;) :lol:

beanarillo
05-02-2003, 04:50 PM
The only time an rs should be below 5000rpm is when you're warming it up!!!!!!!!!! Cane the nuts off it baby

Beanarillo;)

conway
05-02-2003, 07:13 PM
Why would you assume I don't like the bike? I like the bike.I've only had 25 miles in the seat. Just getting to know it and wondered if you guys had any suggestion about add on's. I like the GP shifting it makes more sense. Once you try it you will always want the shift pattern in GP mode. Try it!

ecumike
05-02-2003, 11:11 PM
get new rearsets, ditch the coolant overflow bladder, get a larger catchcan, switch to GP shift, get a new shock or on the stock jack up the ride height and drop the forks a line or 2. Make the oil injector cap screw a quick release -> drill a hole in the screw and use a cotter pin/d-clip/whatever instead of a nut.

jonsebastian
10-04-2005, 02:58 PM
When I first got mine, I rode it 35 miles home on twisty roads and hated it. Now Ive got a bit more used to it its grown on me. Wot a bike, and it gets better every time. Ive only done 400 miles on it in a year cos its a second bike and I just got new MOT today. Its gonna get a lot more use now Im starting to feel more confindence in the tyres