Hi Guy's. Just thought I would post and let you know that my Decals
have finally come through from Queensland! They turned out great and I
have posted a pic in the members photo's. If anyone is interested and
are going to respray their bike these decals are laser cut, really good
quality and inexpensive. They can also be clear coated. They come in a
pack of 6 and in almost any colour (I got mine in chrome). Gwen, the
lady that made these was extremely helpful and said any members who
would like to order some should get in touch with her at
bronmoto@... and she would be happy to help! They cost me
$36.99Au, excluding postage. The postage was $1.50 to Melb. She will do
international postage for those members who live outside Australia but
email her for the cost.
Hey people. Is there any one out there looking for decals for their
GS250FW? After getting my bike ready for a respray I began searching
for decals and found that they are a bit hard to come by or really
expensive. I have been able to source some here in Australia! I ordered
2 for my tank and although they are not originals they look fantastic
and only cost me $8.49 including postage. They make these in any colour
you need! I got back in touch with the company to see about decals for
the side covers and bikini fairing. I had to send them a pic of it and
they are going to try and reproduce them. They said that they can't
make them exactly the same but that they could get close. The actual
pinstripng they can't do because they don't have a bike there to get
the correct dimensions off, but these are a cinch to do yourself. When
I get my side cover decals I'll post again and if your interested in
getting some, let me know!
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "Mark" <fiandme@...> wrote:
>Hi,
nearly ==== In Sydney , which is close when your on one of these
regs
Mark
> Hey People. Are there any other GS250FW owner/riders out there in the
> Melbourne area. It might be nice to get a few people together and go
> for a ride sometime!!!!
>
Hey People. Are there any other GS250FW owner/riders out there in the
Melbourne area. It might be nice to get a few people together and go
for a ride sometime!!!!
Hey Ben, thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I live in Woori Yallock which
is in the Yarra Valley, so Peter Stevens in Ringwood is close to me. I
appreciate the info. I will give them a call. Regards,
Mark Cowling
----- Original Message -----
From: remminga
To: suzuki250fours@...
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 5:16 PM
Subject: [suzuki250fours] Re: GS250FW parts
I use Peter Stevens. www.peterstevens.com.au
The "locations" tab on their web site has all contact details etc
I would call them, don't know if they respond quick to emails, never
tried.
The dealer I went through is in Ringwood. Although I can't see it
making much difference who you use.
Where abouts are you? I might be able to help further if you are local.
Mick Hone mototcycles is supposed to be good too, although I've never
had to use them, and when I've gotten quotes they have been a bit more
expensive. their site is: http://www.mickhone.com.au/
I've also bought second hand stuff out of a bike shop in Elizabeth st
in Melbourne. I think its called "Motabits" Thir prices I feel are a
bit high, don't be afraid to go in and offer what you think it's worth!.
Again I've never had a hassle getting anything yet, sometimes a few
days wait, but no more than three.
If anyone needs Honda parts, I've got an excelent Honda dealer I use also.
Hope This helps,
Ben.
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "Mark" <fiandme@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Remminga, Can you tell me where the Melbourne dealer is and some
> contact details for the same. I also own a GS250FW that I am rebuilding
> and most of the local workshops have never heard of them and if they do
> they haven't seen one before. Getting parts isn't easy. Regards, Mark.
>
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I use Peter Stevens. www.peterstevens.com.au
The "locations" tab on their web site has all contact details etc
I would call them, don't know if they respond quick to emails, never
tried.
The dealer I went through is in Ringwood. Although I can't see it
making much difference who you use.
Where abouts are you? I might be able to help further if you are local.
Mick Hone mototcycles is supposed to be good too, although I've never
had to use them, and when I've gotten quotes they have been a bit more
expensive. their site is: http://www.mickhone.com.au/
I've also bought second hand stuff out of a bike shop in Elizabeth st
in Melbourne. I think its called "Motabits" Thir prices I feel are a
bit high, don't be afraid to go in and offer what you think it's worth!.
Again I've never had a hassle getting anything yet, sometimes a few
days wait, but no more than three.
If anyone needs Honda parts, I've got an excelent Honda dealer I use also.
Hope This helps,
Ben.
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "Mark" <fiandme@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Remminga, Can you tell me where the Melbourne dealer is and some
> contact details for the same. I also own a GS250FW that I am rebuilding
> and most of the local workshops have never heard of them and if they do
> they haven't seen one before. Getting parts isn't easy. Regards, Mark.
>
Thanks much. Will check them out. Brian
John Avis <john_avis@...> wrote: This is the Suzuki dealer in
Sydney that I bought parts from in the past.
They have the microfiche for our models: freedom@...
>From: brian boylan <briboylan@...>
>Reply-To: suzuki250fours@...
>To: suzuki250fours@...
>Subject: Re: [suzuki250fours] Re: interchangeable parts?
>Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 11:05:07 -0800 (PST)
>
>Ben: Thanks very much for the info. According to my US Susuki dealer, the
>GS250FW was only imported to Austriala and not the US. Basically, he said I
>might have to go to a dealer in Austrialia so I'll contact your suzuki
>dealer in Melbourne again. Last time got no response but will give them a
>call rather than an email this go around. thanks again. Brian
>
>remminga <remminga@...> wrote: I can help with your fork
>seal problem. Just did mine, used 'link'
>brand seals that are great quality.
>Part number 33-129-14
>seals are 35x48x11.
>price is $24.50AUD
>
>Suits:
>Honda xl250s xl250r cb450s cb500/t gl500I xl500s cb550/k cb550f / fII
>cb750F'77-'78 cb750f(a/b/c) cb900f(z/a)
>
>Kawasaki- ex250'86-87 kz550h1/h2 zx550a1/a2
>
>Suzuki- gsx750 gs750 gs650 gs550 gs450 (and obviously gsx250fw alhough
>not listed)
>
>Yamaha rd350lc vpvs rd350lc'86-'90 xs400 +dohc xs500 xs750.
>
>If your dealer can't help you now -Go somewhere else!
>
>I have had no problem getting anything Genuine at my dealer here in
>Melbourne Aust. If they dont stock it its usualy overnight.
>
>Good luck!
>
>Ben
>
>--- In suzuki250fours@..., "briboylan" <briboylan@...>
>wrote:
> >
> > Howdy: I a have a GS250FW (84-86?)that needs a monoshock and fork
> > seals. Searching on line, even in England, doesn't seem to generate
> > anything. I am back home in the States before returning to Ghana. The
> > only thing the local dealer comes up with on a part search is a
> > GS250TT. No one except our group seems to know about the GS250FW or
> > GF. What models and years generally have inter-changeable parts. For
> > example, can I use GS450 frame and supension parts on my 250? What
> > about carb float and jet needles? I have the bike down to the frame at
> > present so if there are some known issues I should take care of before
> > putting it back together, I would appreciate the heads-ups. My local
> > dealer will work with me but he needs a little help from me, and i
> > need it from you fellows,to cross reference and get me what I need.
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Brian Boylan, President
>Master Development Group
>New Dawn Resorts, Ltd.
>2nd Floor, Trust Towers Bldg.
>Accra-North, Adabraka, Farrar Ave.
>+233 (0)21 251 660 office
>+233 (0)24 660 3218 mobile
>boylan@...
>
>United States Contact information: Until end of December
>+775 352 3327 Reno, Nevada Direct Office
>+956 467 3042 Cell number
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>
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>
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Hey Remminga, Can you tell me where the Melbourne dealer is and some
contact details for the same. I also own a GS250FW that I am rebuilding
and most of the local workshops have never heard of them and if they do
they haven't seen one before. Getting parts isn't easy. Regards, Mark.
This is the Suzuki dealer in Sydney that I bought parts from in the past.
They have the microfiche for our models: freedom@...
>From: brian boylan <briboylan@...>
>Reply-To: suzuki250fours@...
>To: suzuki250fours@...
>Subject: Re: [suzuki250fours] Re: interchangeable parts?
>Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 11:05:07 -0800 (PST)
>
>Ben: Thanks very much for the info. According to my US Susuki dealer, the
>GS250FW was only imported to Austriala and not the US. Basically, he said I
>might have to go to a dealer in Austrialia so I'll contact your suzuki
>dealer in Melbourne again. Last time got no response but will give them a
>call rather than an email this go around. thanks again. Brian
>
>remminga <remminga@...> wrote: I can help with your fork
>seal problem. Just did mine, used 'link'
>brand seals that are great quality.
>Part number 33-129-14
>seals are 35x48x11.
>price is $24.50AUD
>
>Suits:
>Honda xl250s xl250r cb450s cb500/t gl500I xl500s cb550/k cb550f / fII
>cb750F'77-'78 cb750f(a/b/c) cb900f(z/a)
>
>Kawasaki- ex250'86-87 kz550h1/h2 zx550a1/a2
>
>Suzuki- gsx750 gs750 gs650 gs550 gs450 (and obviously gsx250fw alhough
>not listed)
>
>Yamaha rd350lc vpvs rd350lc'86-'90 xs400 +dohc xs500 xs750.
>
>If your dealer can't help you now -Go somewhere else!
>
>I have had no problem getting anything Genuine at my dealer here in
>Melbourne Aust. If they dont stock it its usualy overnight.
>
>Good luck!
>
>Ben
>
>--- In suzuki250fours@..., "briboylan" <briboylan@...>
>wrote:
> >
> > Howdy: I a have a GS250FW (84-86?)that needs a monoshock and fork
> > seals. Searching on line, even in England, doesn't seem to generate
> > anything. I am back home in the States before returning to Ghana. The
> > only thing the local dealer comes up with on a part search is a
> > GS250TT. No one except our group seems to know about the GS250FW or
> > GF. What models and years generally have inter-changeable parts. For
> > example, can I use GS450 frame and supension parts on my 250? What
> > about carb float and jet needles? I have the bike down to the frame at
> > present so if there are some known issues I should take care of before
> > putting it back together, I would appreciate the heads-ups. My local
> > dealer will work with me but he needs a little help from me, and i
> > need it from you fellows,to cross reference and get me what I need.
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Brian Boylan, President
>Master Development Group
>New Dawn Resorts, Ltd.
>2nd Floor, Trust Towers Bldg.
>Accra-North, Adabraka, Farrar Ave.
>+233 (0)21 251 660 office
>+233 (0)24 660 3218 mobile
>boylan@...
>
>United States Contact information: Until end of December
>+775 352 3327 Reno, Nevada Direct Office
>+956 467 3042 Cell number
>briboylan@... (primary email contact)
>
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>
>
>
>
>Yahoo!7 Groups Links
>
>
>
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Ben: Thanks very much for the info. According to my US Susuki dealer, the
GS250FW was only imported to Austriala and not the US. Basically, he said I
might have to go to a dealer in Austrialia so I'll contact your suzuki dealer in
Melbourne again. Last time got no response but will give them a call rather
than an email this go around. thanks again. Brian
remminga <remminga@...> wrote: I can help with your fork seal
problem. Just did mine, used 'link'
brand seals that are great quality.
Part number 33-129-14
seals are 35x48x11.
price is $24.50AUD
Suits:
Honda xl250s xl250r cb450s cb500/t gl500I xl500s cb550/k cb550f / fII
cb750F'77-'78 cb750f(a/b/c) cb900f(z/a)
Kawasaki- ex250'86-87 kz550h1/h2 zx550a1/a2
Suzuki- gsx750 gs750 gs650 gs550 gs450 (and obviously gsx250fw alhough
not listed)
Yamaha rd350lc vpvs rd350lc'86-'90 xs400 +dohc xs500 xs750.
If your dealer can't help you now -Go somewhere else!
I have had no problem getting anything Genuine at my dealer here in
Melbourne Aust. If they dont stock it its usualy overnight.
Good luck!
Ben
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "briboylan" <briboylan@...>
wrote:
>
> Howdy: I a have a GS250FW (84-86?)that needs a monoshock and fork
> seals. Searching on line, even in England, doesn't seem to generate
> anything. I am back home in the States before returning to Ghana. The
> only thing the local dealer comes up with on a part search is a
> GS250TT. No one except our group seems to know about the GS250FW or
> GF. What models and years generally have inter-changeable parts. For
> example, can I use GS450 frame and supension parts on my 250? What
> about carb float and jet needles? I have the bike down to the frame at
> present so if there are some known issues I should take care of before
> putting it back together, I would appreciate the heads-ups. My local
> dealer will work with me but he needs a little help from me, and i
> need it from you fellows,to cross reference and get me what I need.
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
Brian Boylan, President
Master Development Group
New Dawn Resorts, Ltd.
2nd Floor, Trust Towers Bldg.
Accra-North, Adabraka, Farrar Ave.
+233 (0)21 251 660 office
+233 (0)24 660 3218 mobile
boylan@...
United States Contact information: Until end of December
+775 352 3327 Reno, Nevada Direct Office
+956 467 3042 Cell number
briboylan@... (primary email contact)
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
I can help with your fork seal problem. Just did mine, used 'link'
brand seals that are great quality.
Part number 33-129-14
seals are 35x48x11.
price is $24.50AUD
Suits:
Honda xl250s xl250r cb450s cb500/t gl500I xl500s cb550/k cb550f / fII
cb750F'77-'78 cb750f(a/b/c) cb900f(z/a)
Kawasaki- ex250'86-87 kz550h1/h2 zx550a1/a2
Suzuki- gsx750 gs750 gs650 gs550 gs450 (and obviously gsx250fw alhough
not listed)
Yamaha rd350lc vpvs rd350lc'86-'90 xs400 +dohc xs500 xs750.
If your dealer can't help you now -Go somewhere else!
I have had no problem getting anything Genuine at my dealer here in
Melbourne Aust. If they dont stock it its usualy overnight.
Good luck!
Ben
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "briboylan" <briboylan@...>
wrote:
>
> Howdy: I a have a GS250FW (84-86?)that needs a monoshock and fork
> seals. Searching on line, even in England, doesn't seem to generate
> anything. I am back home in the States before returning to Ghana. The
> only thing the local dealer comes up with on a part search is a
> GS250TT. No one except our group seems to know about the GS250FW or
> GF. What models and years generally have inter-changeable parts. For
> example, can I use GS450 frame and supension parts on my 250? What
> about carb float and jet needles? I have the bike down to the frame at
> present so if there are some known issues I should take care of before
> putting it back together, I would appreciate the heads-ups. My local
> dealer will work with me but he needs a little help from me, and i
> need it from you fellows,to cross reference and get me what I need.
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
Howdy: I a have a GS250FW (84-86?)that needs a monoshock and fork
seals. Searching on line, even in England, doesn't seem to generate
anything. I am back home in the States before returning to Ghana. The
only thing the local dealer comes up with on a part search is a
GS250TT. No one except our group seems to know about the GS250FW or
GF. What models and years generally have inter-changeable parts. For
example, can I use GS450 frame and supension parts on my 250? What
about carb float and jet needles? I have the bike down to the frame at
present so if there are some known issues I should take care of before
putting it back together, I would appreciate the heads-ups. My local
dealer will work with me but he needs a little help from me, and i
need it from you fellows,to cross reference and get me what I need.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm running the stock exhaust which is a 4 into 2 with a balance pipe.
It's actualy a lot quieter than I exected, is there an easy way to
open them up a bit?
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "Rob James"
<casper.james@...> wrote:
>
> ok, 6L/100km is the standard figure, i don't know about that flat
spot tho,
> are you running a twin exhaust or a 4into 2into 1 system? I never
noticed
> the flatspot in mine with the 4-2-1. but it was a little weak pre
8,000rpm
> but after that it haulled to 11,500. This were suzuki sales not grey
> imports, although some may be.
ok, 6L/100km is the standard figure, i don't know about that flat spot tho,
are you running a twin exhaust or a 4into 2into 1 system? I never noticed
the flatspot in mine with the 4-2-1. but it was a little weak pre 8,000rpm
but after that it haulled to 11,500. This were suzuki sales not grey
imports, although some may be.
On 12/3/06, remminga <remminga@...> wrote:
>
> Got mine Reged yesterday and have found it's similar, goes ok up to
> about 5000, then a little flat though to 8000 and then pulls great to
> redline :) !
>
> It feels like it might benifit from carbies being adjusted?
>
> as for fuel consumption, I'll have to fix odometer first :(
>
> - Ben.
>
> --- In suzuki250fours@...<suzuki250fours%40yahoogroups.com.au>,
> "m_max_k" <emandscott@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hey all.
> > I've just got my bike license and bought a '84 gs250fw. Are they
> > supposed to be gutless between 5500-8000rpm?? If the revs go below this
> > (at highway speeds mainly), it is a bitch to catch, requiring much
> > downshifting and throttle. It goes well above 8000rpm, though. I
> > assume it is just the nature of the engine (I hope!). Where these bike
> > brought into Australia by Suzuki, or grey imports?? Also, I've
> > averaged 6lt's per 100km's fuel-wise so far, is that about right?? Any
> > info would be excellent.
> > Thanks.
> > Scottie
> >
>
>
>
--
ROBBO
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Got mine Reged yesterday and have found it's similar, goes ok up to
about 5000, then a little flat though to 8000 and then pulls great to
redline :) !
It feels like it might benifit from carbies being adjusted?
as for fuel consumption, I'll have to fix odometer first :(
- Ben.
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "m_max_k" <emandscott@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey all.
> I've just got my bike license and bought a '84 gs250fw. Are they
> supposed to be gutless between 5500-8000rpm?? If the revs go below this
> (at highway speeds mainly), it is a bitch to catch, requiring much
> downshifting and throttle. It goes well above 8000rpm, though. I
> assume it is just the nature of the engine (I hope!). Where these bike
> brought into Australia by Suzuki, or grey imports?? Also, I've
> averaged 6lt's per 100km's fuel-wise so far, is that about right?? Any
> info would be excellent.
> Thanks.
> Scottie
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: m_max_k <emandscott@...>
> To: suzuki250fours@...
> Subject: [suzuki250fours] Hi all.
> Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2006 09:02:34 -0000
>
>
> Hey all.
> I've just got my bike license and bought a '84 gs250fw. Are they
> supposed to be gutless between 5500-8000rpm??
I think that's about right...I used to have a gf250s, its successor, and while
it wasn't as bad, everything basically happens best if you keep it above 8000.
They were an official import but most parts will need to be got from Japan, due
to age...
Enjoy!!!
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Hey all.
I've just got my bike license and bought a '84 gs250fw. Are they
supposed to be gutless between 5500-8000rpm?? If the revs go below this
(at highway speeds mainly), it is a bitch to catch, requiring much
downshifting and throttle. It goes well above 8000rpm, though. I
assume it is just the nature of the engine (I hope!). Where these bike
brought into Australia by Suzuki, or grey imports?? Also, I've
averaged 6lt's per 100km's fuel-wise so far, is that about right?? Any
info would be excellent.
Thanks.
Scottie
Hi.
So you are going to put the GS450 engine in the GF250? Sounds interesting,
please keep us updated on your project.
I say sport, no streetfighter.
-John Avis
>From: sergeruani <no_reply@...>
>Reply-To: suzuki250fours@...
>To: suzuki250fours@...
>Subject: [suzuki250fours] A NEW PROJECT ON WHEELS...
>Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2006 00:33:50 -0000
>
>I've just found a GF250 with almost all the parts but without the
>engine. I'm the owner of a GS450 from 1981 which is uglier than the
>GF, my apologies to the purist collectors ( and sorry for my bad
>English, ain't my native language )becouse I want to change my GF250
>into a GF450. The transformation's just begun and, surely, I'll post
>photos of all this process. A doubt, sport or streetfighter? Can you
>give me an advice? See you folks !
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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I've just found a GF250 with almost all the parts but without the
engine. I'm the owner of a GS450 from 1981 which is uglier than the
GF, my apologies to the purist collectors ( and sorry for my bad
English, ain't my native language )becouse I want to change my GF250
into a GF450. The transformation's just begun and, surely, I'll post
photos of all this process. A doubt, sport or streetfighter? Can you
give me an advice? See you folks !
I think you folks may have the market for 250 4s. We don't even have a dealer
here and the others don't stock. If you will post the contact info I will use
your source. Thanks.
remminga <remminga@...> wrote: I am doing the same to a gs250fw reciently
aquired. All parts so far
are availible through my local suzuki dealer. (fork seals, filters, etc)
If you can't get them localy yourself I'm sure that the dealer here
would send them to you. Let me know if you have problems and I'll
post the contact details.
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "briboylan" <briboylan@y...>
wrote:
>
> Just found neat old GS250FW sitting in the corner of a warehouse out
> of site, but looking pretty good for an olde. Needed a bike project.
> Took a couple of days cleaning the carbs, put in a battery, and she
> fired up and took off-runs really sweet for a little guy. Good
> brakes, gear box and not whacked that I can feel. looking for front
> fork seals and a rear shock. Not really familar with this model, or
> Susies so don't know what is inter-changeable with other earlier
> models. No one down here knows much either. She's small, quick, and
> perfect for traffic in Accra, Ghana where I'm at for awhile. Any
> suggestions much appreciated.
>
Brian R. Boylan, President
Master Development Group
New Dawn Resorts, Ltd.
2nd Floor, Trust Towers Bldg.
Accra-North, Adabraka, Farrar Ave.
+233 (0)21 251 660 office
+233 (0)24 660 3218 mobile
boylan@...
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
I am doing the same to a gs250fw reciently aquired. All parts so far
are availible through my local suzuki dealer. (fork seals, filters, etc)
If you can't get them localy yourself I'm sure that the dealer here
would send them to you. Let me know if you have problems and I'll
post the contact details.
--- In suzuki250fours@..., "briboylan" <briboylan@y...>
wrote:
>
> Just found neat old GS250FW sitting in the corner of a warehouse out
> of site, but looking pretty good for an olde. Needed a bike project.
> Took a couple of days cleaning the carbs, put in a battery, and she
> fired up and took off-runs really sweet for a little guy. Good
> brakes, gear box and not whacked that I can feel. looking for front
> fork seals and a rear shock. Not really familar with this model, or
> Susies so don't know what is inter-changeable with other earlier
> models. No one down here knows much either. She's small, quick, and
> perfect for traffic in Accra, Ghana where I'm at for awhile. Any
> suggestions much appreciated.
>
Just found neat old GS250FW sitting in the corner of a warehouse out
of site, but looking pretty good for an olde. Needed a bike project.
Took a couple of days cleaning the carbs, put in a battery, and she
fired up and took off-runs really sweet for a little guy. Good
brakes, gear box and not whacked that I can feel. looking for front
fork seals and a rear shock. Not really familar with this model, or
Susies so don't know what is inter-changeable with other earlier
models. No one down here knows much either. She's small, quick, and
perfect for traffic in Accra, Ghana where I'm at for awhile. Any
suggestions much appreciated.
They are compressed. You need something like www.pkzip.com to decompress
them. Then you will have each page in jpg format.
>From: pedcogorden <no_reply@...>
>Reply-To: suzuki250fours@...
>To: suzuki250fours@...
>Subject: [suzuki250fours] manual
>Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 02:25:11 -0000
>
>hi i tryed downloading the manual from the file page but i cant open
>them
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>Yahoo! Groups Links
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--- In suzuki250fours@..., Luke Ferguson Thanx Luke
for keeping me informed i hope that you have no more igniter probs
and your bike stays reliable. i will get my mate to order a new
igniter as it's his bike and seeing as he don't have a access to a
computer i searched around for him and found this group and thanx to
you he can now sort the bike.
Thanx again Luke.
Dave...<frogsdancing@y...> wrote:
>
> Yes and Yes,
>
> Shipping took a little while
> but the unit fits straight on Same plugs and same colour wires!
>
> Bike fired and ran first time....
> go for it...
>
> Luke
>
> mdm820si <mdm820si@y...> wrote:
> Hi Luke did you recieve your new igniter from New Zealand and
does
> it do the job ?
> Dave... --- In suzuki250fours@..., Luke Ferguson
> <frogsdancing@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Hello there,
> >
> > My ignitor is "knackered" as well. I have just ordered an
> aftermarket one from a guy in New Zealand. Waiting for arrivial,
> you can wait to see if it works or check his website out....
> >
> > www.erd.co.nz
> >
> > Hope this helps,
> >
> > Luke
> >
> >
> >
> > mdm820si <mdm820si@y...> wrote: Hello Can any of you
guys
> help with a Suzuki GF250 Igniter as i need
> > a replacement unit as the one i have is knackered, the code
is
> GF250
> > 32900 - 34A00 TR Igniter BB1217 - KOKUSAN - DENKO
1801535.GF250
> GJ7-
> > C if you have a spare 1 plz e mail me - mdm820si@y... with
how
> > much you want for it along with p&p and i will get back to you.
> > Thanks
> > Dave.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-
Phone
> call rates.
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
Yes and Yes,
Shipping took a little while
but the unit fits straight on Same plugs and same colour wires!
Bike fired and ran first time....
go for it...
Luke
mdm820si <mdm820si@...> wrote:
Hi Luke did you recieve your new igniter from New Zealand and does
it do the job ?
Dave... --- In suzuki250fours@..., Luke Ferguson
<frogsdancing@y...> wrote:
>
> Hello there,
>
> My ignitor is "knackered" as well. I have just ordered an
aftermarket one from a guy in New Zealand. Waiting for arrivial,
you can wait to see if it works or check his website out....
>
> www.erd.co.nz
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Luke
>
>
>
> mdm820si <mdm820si@y...> wrote: Hello Can any of you guys
help with a Suzuki GF250 Igniter as i need
> a replacement unit as the one i have is knackered, the code is
GF250
> 32900 - 34A00 TR Igniter BB1217 - KOKUSAN - DENKO 1801535.GF250
GJ7-
> C if you have a spare 1 plz e mail me - mdm820si@y... with how
> much you want for it along with p&p and i will get back to you.
> Thanks
> Dave.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone
call rates.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
---------------------------------
Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Hi Luke did you recieve your new igniter from New Zealand and does
it do the job ?
Dave... --- In suzuki250fours@..., Luke Ferguson
<frogsdancing@y...> wrote:
>
> Hello there,
>
> My ignitor is "knackered" as well. I have just ordered an
aftermarket one from a guy in New Zealand. Waiting for arrivial,
you can wait to see if it works or check his website out....
>
> www.erd.co.nz
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Luke
>
>
>
> mdm820si <mdm820si@y...> wrote: Hello Can any of you guys
help with a Suzuki GF250 Igniter as i need
> a replacement unit as the one i have is knackered, the code is
GF250
> 32900 - 34A00 TR Igniter BB1217 - KOKUSAN - DENKO 1801535.GF250
GJ7-
> C if you have a spare 1 plz e mail me - mdm820si@y... with how
> much you want for it along with p&p and i will get back to you.
> Thanks
> Dave.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone
call rates.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
Thanks for the reply i will give the web site a look and hopefully
find what i am looking for
Cheers
Dave...--- In suzuki250fours@..., Luke Ferguson
<frogsdancing@y...> wrote:
>
> Hello there,
>
> My ignitor is "knackered" as well. I have just ordered an
aftermarket one from a guy in New Zealand. Waiting for arrivial,
you can wait to see if it works or check his website out....
>
> www.erd.co.nz
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Luke
>
>
>
> mdm820si <mdm820si@y...> wrote: Hello Can any of you guys
help with a Suzuki GF250 Igniter as i need
> a replacement unit as the one i have is knackered, the code is
GF250
> 32900 - 34A00 TR Igniter BB1217 - KOKUSAN - DENKO 1801535.GF250
GJ7-
> C if you have a spare 1 plz e mail me - mdm820si@y... with how
> much you want for it along with p&p and i will get back to you.
> Thanks
> Dave.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone
call rates.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
Hello there,
My ignitor is "knackered" as well. I have just ordered an aftermarket one
from a guy in New Zealand. Waiting for arrivial, you can wait to see if it
works or check his website out....
www.erd.co.nz
Hope this helps,
Luke
mdm820si <mdm820si@...> wrote: Hello Can any of you guys help
with a Suzuki GF250 Igniter as i need
a replacement unit as the one i have is knackered, the code is GF250
32900 - 34A00 TR Igniter BB1217 - KOKUSAN - DENKO 1801535.GF250 GJ7-
C if you have a spare 1 plz e mail me - mdm820si@... with how
much you want for it along with p&p and i will get back to you.
Thanks
Dave.
---------------------------------
How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Hello Can any of you guys help with a Suzuki GF250 Igniter as i need
a replacement unit as the one i have is knackered, the code is GF250
32900 - 34A00 TR Igniter BB1217 - KOKUSAN - DENKO 1801535.GF250 GJ7-
C if you have a spare 1 plz e mail me - mdm820si@... with how
much you want for it along with p&p and i will get back to you.
Thanks
Dave.
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