What do you know about the 2007 RMZ 250
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Posted 5/23/2008 10:57:00 AM
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I'm seriously considering buying a new 07 RMZ250.  Can anybody tell me anything good or bad about that years bike?  I've only owned Honda's but was very impressed when I rode a friends Suzuki last season (both the 250 and 450).  I'm only worried about longevity and resale value in two years.  Thanks
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Posted 5/26/2008 8:13:12 AM
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Mine was super reliable, the only problem being a 'false neutral' between gears.  Once you hit it a few times you learn to make better shift changes and it doesn't happen very often.  I read you can put a shift stop spring from an 08 in it and that helps with shifting.

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Posted 5/29/2008 1:27:37 PM
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Ok, great thanks for the information.  Doesn't sound too bad.  I know I tested one out last year and it was a rocket.
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Posted 5/31/2008 1:40:23 PM
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sick bike, best turning bike out there; has a lot of low end too.
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Posted 5/31/2008 6:38:55 PM
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Pat you dont need that. just take care of your old one. and I want my grease back sticky fingers
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