I have been (re)assimilated! Zongshen GS250

FastDoc · 12-04-2010, 03:57 PM

It looks pretty good for $200 gentlemen!

I am pleased to know its a cousin to Brother Spud's outstanding GY200. Knowing this is a Yamaha clone is great news. :P

It has nice tripple disc brakes, upside down forks, cool matte two tone paint, a super comfortable seat, what looks like an aluminum swingarm, very nice alloy wheels and Cheng Shin tires, and a halogen headlight.

The prior owner said it needed a coil because it did not have spark so I bet it's the CDI 8) . The fuel was not stabilized when parked a year ago so I anticipate a carb cleaning in my future too

. Almost not a scratch on it, no leaks. Crack in windscreen, tip missing on clutch lever, and it will need a batteryt I'm sure. Other than that I'm good to go.

Thank God I know a Zongshen parts dealer! :P

12-04-2010, 03:57 PM	#1
FastDoc Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Southeastern Washington desert Posts: 14,761	I have been (re)assimilated! Zongshen GS250 It looks pretty good for $200 gentlemen! I am pleased to know its a cousin to Brother Spud's outstanding GY200. Knowing this is a Yamaha clone is great news. :P It has nice tripple disc brakes, upside down forks, cool matte two tone paint, a super comfortable seat, what looks like an aluminum swingarm, very nice alloy wheels and Cheng Shin tires, and a halogen headlight. The prior owner said it needed a coil because it did not have spark so I bet it's the CDI 8) . The fuel was not stabilized when parked a year ago so I anticipate a carb cleaning in my future too . Almost not a scratch on it, no leaks. Crack in windscreen, tip missing on clutch lever, and it will need a batteryt I'm sure. Other than that I'm good to go. Thank God I know a Zongshen parts dealer! :P __________________ Happy to serve.
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