2007 Suzuki GZ250

Get ready to tap into all the thrills that motorcycling has to offer - with the versatile Suzuki GZ250. It's designed to offer exactly the kind of performance beginning riders are looking for. With a seat height of less than 28 inches and a dry weight of just 302 pounds, the GZ250 is a joy to maneuver around town, even in tight traffic. And that lightweight responsiveness is complemented by brisk engine performance and a wide powerband. The GZ250 is also styled so you'll fit right in with your riding buddies. It has classic Suzuki styling - long, low and lean - and includes a variety of features from a buttoned-down seat to flashy spoked wheels. That's not all - the GZ250's superb combination of performance, styling and price is the perfect definition of value!

• Bright chrome finish on cylinder head covers, horn housing, tank emblems, and rear fender suspension struts
• Large cruiser-style fuel tank, rear fender and comfortable 2-piece seat with low 27.8 inch seat height
• Lightweight (302lbs.) - easier for the beginner or smaller rider to handle
• Large 3.7 gallon fuel tank combined with fuel-efficient engine provides ample range for commuting or pleasure riding
• Long 57 inch wheelbase supported by oil-damped front forks and preload-adjustable twin-shock rear suspension for a comfortable ride
• Wide 110/90-16 front tire and 130/ 90-15 rear tire mounted on custom-style spoke wheels
• Four-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, 2-valve engine with Twin Dome Combustion Chamber (TDCC). Provides a wide power band, good acceleration and high fuel efficiency, combined with the simplicity of a single cylinder engine
• Single Mikuni 32mm carburetor provides excellent throttle response
• Electric starter and digital transistorized ignition system powered by a maintenance-free battery
• 5-speed transmission, with gear ratios ideally selected for strong engine performance under a variety of riding conditions
• An entry-level cruiser that's inexpensive to own and operate, but with many classic styling features of larger cruisers