Bought my Fym suzuki 125 gn 8 and a half months ago and iv =e never had to repair or rebuild a thing! im nearly 10 stone and im 5"9. on a long straight i hit 73(ish)mph without too much of a push. going down a hill with a slight negative gradient, i have had past the 80 mark without red lining. the bike has 5 gears but if you put a 6th gear into it she would SMASH the 90 marks and make it easier to cruise on. the bike ticks over very smoothly and is fairly quiet. everything is standard on it and works like a dream. ive had a lot of experience with 6 different 50cc's and 3 125's and i can honestly say that the suzuki has been the quickest and most reliable bike ive ever had. Very very economic! does and easy 95+mpg cruising. such a reliable enginge and is vertually bullet proof so dont worry about it being "hammered" around a little.

Hi, I'm a great fans of 2strokes bikes and previously hate 4strokes. I guess because of bad experiences I had riding 4strokes 125c bikes of some friends. They were sooo slow on the first gear and they reached 100km/h with big effort. As my 2stroke Suzuki A100 (yr 92) riding cost was becoming too high, decided to have a 125cc 4srtoke ( for low cost maintenance reasons) even if in the start I was not that excited. But now i'm happy riding my Suzuki GN125cc. Got bike since 8 month now and made a great deal. Its economic, reliable and great 125cc cruiser for cruising around the island (yes i live on a tropical island in the indian ocean) :) And srangely, compared to my friends 125cc 4stroke bikes, i can easily reach 100km/h with stock engine & parts. Oh...i forgot...even reached 125km/h without any mod made to the bike ^^

I got this bike as my first bike, it was a gift from my parents so naturally I am thrilled with it! I completely stripped mine to clean it up and fix any issues as it is second hand. The bike is very very easy to work on and service so its a perfect introduction to bikes! It also looks great. Parts are easy and cheap to obtain if needed. It only needs a litre of oil for a full change!

The riding position of the bike is upright and comfortable, you could sit on it all day. Basically its as easy to ride as wiping your behind. Its really REALLY cheap on fuel I've clocked over 250km on a full tank and still didn't need to go to reserve. The engine itself is absolutely bulletproof and will handle any abuse you give it. Change the oil every 2500km is plenty to keep it running well. Besides that the filter, plug, cam chain and valve clearance are good for alot more mileage. I weigh 9 stone about 52kg and I have gotten 110km/h on a slight downhill but that's pushing it. It will cruise all day at 80-90km/h no problem.

All in all a brilliant starter bike and a great alternative to a scooter.

im gonna say just 1 thing bout my bike i love you
no really....its a brilliant bike good on fuel looks gorgous rides like a dream id say deffo first riders bike :)

My first bike, perfect for me beging a girl. But even me standing at 5ft 5 thinks its a bit small. But i couldn't have bought a better bike. I've fixed loads of things up on it and being 17 and not knowing anything about mechanics i'm pretty chuffed with that :) CHEAP, RELIABLE, FUN, perfect for learners. I recommend this bike to every learner out there!

well is a good bike for begginers and is cheap and free maintenance.

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The GN125 is great bike to ride, had 70mph out of it along a strait (after going downhill) and that was pretty much it, few revs more but wouldnt trust going that much futher (atlest for now)

great for around town, great thing to learn on, has enough power to pull a wheelie (done one, didnt mean to, was trying to pull away)

great for the money as well, cheap on fuel (10litre tank/2.2gal)

cheap to repair as well (even though it is a bit of a pain to find parts, but when you do, they are pretty cheap) also easy to work on when needed to.

cheap to insure as well, so a big thumbs up from me! (and im 17yrs old, still cheap for a 125)

Suzuki GN 125 is a great bike for learning how to ride. I am 155 lbs. and 5'8". The bike is a tad small for me, but is a lot of fun and cruises nicely up to 55 mph. Extended riding at 60-65 mph is possible (except up hills and when riding into the wind) but is pretty well maxed out at 65 mph. I've had it up to 75 mph when going down a hill. This is a great bike for riding around in small towns or out of town on roads with a 45-55 mph speed limit. At 90 mile per gallon, it is cheap fun. Even the guys on bigger bikes think it is a cool looking bike.

have a Suzuki GN 125 2003 model just starting off and find it a great bike to learn on

I've had my Suzuki GN 125 for nearly 2 years. Its a 1998 and has done around 35k miles.
In my eyes its been an absolute trashmonkey. It seems every week something else goes wrong, most recently a complete engine refurb which cost a lot and was only done because I thought it would be cheaper than a new bike entirely. I'm not sure it will. The wiring started to fail and numerous other repairs have eventually left me with a bike costing more on repairs than it did on the price of buying it in the first place. And that wasnt cheap.
But its still a lot of fun and apart from having to walk everywhere, and i live in the country, when it breaks down I dont have much of a problem with it. Just dont expect too much on the power front; its definitly a cruiser, not a sports.

I bought my Suzuki GN125 18 months ago for £300
It is a M plate on a 1994, done just over 26,000 miles and is still running strong. Not bad on acceleration but tops out at 55-60. Overall I am very pleased with it.

I bought a brand new 2008 Suzuki GN125 back in June and I have to say I absolutely adore it! I'm about 5"4ft and female so I'm by no means strong. I've found it to be very easy to handle, on road and generally moving around on foot. As for the speed of the bike, it takes off very quickly, extremely nippy! Top speed for me is near abouts 75mph, not sure if that's due to my weight or not but either way, I have no problems whatsoever keeping up with fast traffic.
Very comfortable for longer journeys, I usually go for an hour or two at a time, as well as using the bike for commuting to work (20min journey) and I've not had a problem.
Engine heats up nice and quick, gears change smoothly and it looks pretty!
I can't flaw it really - I'll update if something goes wrong.