USA GIO

ontheroughside · 03-02-2011, 10:50 PM

Don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing Gio. It has limitations. My x31-250 cost $1042 all in shipped to my door. I primarily use it for trail building. I have an axe strapped to one side and a shovel on the other. The electric start is great when you've been working your ass off and it's really easy to ride with great low end power.
If I plan to ride like a lunatic. I have a Gasgas EC250 2 strike. a $7000 ride. It'll loft the front tire all the way up to 6th grear and takes 20 foot high jumps with ease.
Each has it's purpose IMO

03-02-2011, 10:50 PM	#31
ontheroughside Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Victoria British Columbia Posts: 51	Don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing Gio. It has limitations. My x31-250 cost $1042 all in shipped to my door. I primarily use it for trail building. I have an axe strapped to one side and a shovel on the other. The electric start is great when you've been working your ass off and it's really easy to ride with great low end power. If I plan to ride like a lunatic. I have a Gasgas EC250 2 strike. a $7000 ride. It'll loft the front tire all the way up to 6th grear and takes 20 foot high jumps with ease. Each has it's purpose IMO
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