Anyone have/heard of a Derbi GPR 50?
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Anyone have/heard of a Derbi GPR 50?
Anyone ever heard of one of these.....I'm going to be buying one this week and wanted to see what an owner thought of one.
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My friend has one and it's a fun little bike. It's only a 50 so don't expect blinding speed, but it does go up to about 80 mph. It also handles pretty well since it's only about around 160 lbs. h
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Yea i know its only a 50 just wanted something to fart aroudn on, and try to keep the mileage down on my S, but i mean essentially does it move pretty quick? and what is the size comparison to a normal sportbike?
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Originally posted by MrWizard
Yea i know its only a 50 just wanted something to fart aroudn on, and try to keep the mileage down on my S, but i mean essentially does it move pretty quick? and what is the size comparison to a normal sportbike?
Yea i know its only a 50 just wanted something to fart aroudn on, and try to keep the mileage down on my S, but i mean essentially does it move pretty quick? and what is the size comparison to a normal sportbike?
It's definitely quick enough if you want to commute a bit on it. My friend used to commute on his everyday. He also rides on the freeway with no problems (in acceleration). Compared to a normal sportbike, it's about 200 lbs lighter and it's a much smaller bike. The seat height is pretty similar to any other sport bike.
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