Suzuki GW250 Inazuma Intro and Walk-around

[@webbikeworld]

To benhizzle, it makes it so much easier to know which gear you're in, especially on bikes where the gearing is such that it's hard to tell if you're in 5th, 6th, etc.

[@gothops154]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm almost positive those turn signals stick out further on the US model

[@webbikeworld]

Not sure what you mean, this is the U.S. model?

[@TheGeoShocker]

webBikeWorld The front turn signal lights on the Asian and European models are almost flush with the tank covers where they're located, while the lights on your bike stick out much further. Regulations perhaps?

[@benhizzle]

Why should a gear shift indicator be on every bike?

[@goru426]

I saw the new tail bag you guys got. Can you please get a windscreen too. There are no original windscreens for the GW250, unless you count that tiny dark cover on the Suzuki website. I think that the "MRA RO" windscreen would be a great choice for GW250.

[@webbikeworld]

Just posted an article on webBikeWorld on mounting the Suzuki OE windscreen.

[@goru426]

webBikeWorld I can't see any screen on the bike, unless that small piece of plastic is what you are talking about! If that is it, it was better not to put it at all.

[@webbikeworld]

Goru Minosyan Yeah, it's pretty lame...

[@goru426]

webBikeWorld I put a link up in the comments. There are several GIVI screens that fit perfectly and look great. Why don't you try one of those?

[@webbikeworld]

Goru Minosyan To tell the truth, I'm not a big fan of windscreens, they almost always cause more turbulence than not and cause helmet noise also. I also don't think this bike would look very good with a windscreen, so probably won't add one.

[@gazket]

how can you compare this to a BMW GS

[@webbikeworld]

Huh?

[@swfcpilot]

"Let's put turn signals out on the edge of a pod that is almost certainly going to get smashed to bits in a simple tipover."