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Then you know where not to park next time. I've never had in issue.. but if I am unfamiliar with a lot, I go with parking spot or small island in the lot. STC usually has a bunch of bikes on the island between the Moxie's and Famous Players, where sport check used to be.

beside other bikes without tickets on them already. :cool:

shame

well... almost right. The 12.50 surcharge on the parking tickets is only if you choose to go to court AND lose the case. Courts are so overbooked as it is this might help their situation... but nobody elses.

Thanks for the replies. Found a website (www.whygostock.com) that has a bunch of Hyosung stuff. Sprocket cost 29.99 and 5 bucks flat for shipping. If anyone needs a sprocket, order from there.

Apparently it's not in any catalogs at the shops. One he guy cross referenced and can get the front only. The rear doesn't have any other bikes listed on the jt site and factory is 85 bucks! Do I bed to bite the bullet or has anyone ordered this before from somewhere? There was close to 10...

Hi. Got a gt250r, needs sprockets. the only aftermarket ones I can find are jt but have no idea where to get them. Anybody know either who has these preferably stocked, or other sprockets I could get locally for this bike?Been waiting 3 weeks for factory ones and not even sure if they are very...

google... online stores are probably your best bet. Try calling around, some stores may be able to order them in.

Unless someone works at a paint shop here... your best bet is try to find some shops and get quotes. There isn't a set rate for doing it, it's mostly labour expenses since not a lot of paint is even needed. while your asking around, find out if there is anything you can do to lower the cost...

If you buy pre-painted fairings then swapping is not a big deal... at all. Are you sure they are painted, not just primed? If you want help removing/replacing anything, let me know. Paint matching is a bold move... any slight differences in white and you will notice it. I just got my parts back...

you don't need to give it gas to find the release point. when practicing in a lot, let the clutch out slowly w/o any gas. when your bike starts pulling you forward.. there you go. At the right point it can be stronger than you think. then you can give a bit of gas and find out what your RPM's...

welcome, enjoy looking around. It's always busy.

welcome to the site and the sport!

I'd say buy a used 250 (I love my hyosung, and I'm not a new rider) and you can always sell it for close to what you paid in a few months our early next season when you are financially allowed to graduate to a bigger ss.

Welcome to the community. good luck on your search for and decision of first bike

Yay gt250r! I love mine.. Been off of it for way too long (2 weeks, issues with paint shop). When I get it back, it goes to dealer for sprockets and chain and fork seal, but then I will be back in full force! Don't see to many of them around, which I like and makes out a lit more fun to drive...

I guess missing a day of work doesn't lose people enough money anymore...

Lotus dealership on Dupont between Christie and Shaw. I work down the street at the high end car dealer, see them in the window. Of course I have gone in to appreciate them lol

I wouldn't go with best..... Plus, what good is a dummy rider on a kickstand in a parking spot? Might keep the crows away though.

If someone steals your bike and the original ownership is in there.. You have bigger things to worry about than them knowing where you live... Chances are they took it from your house or condo anyways.