See 1/2 a dozen of the 600's on craigslist locally, and even a few of the mcdonalds style dealers locally have them for sale...Even some of them are labeling them as suzukis! holy crap...Are these things even worth a 1st look? I always look past...

 

a friend had one for his first bike, it was very reliable, a replica of an sv650. never had a problem in the 6k he owned it then upgraded to a brand new cbr600

 

Hyo's are nice choices for the money. At least, here in Venezuela they are. The pricing is very competitive.

And I have heard only good things from them, bad stuff usually comes from people that have neither owned/ridden a lot in one.

 

Well if Hyundai can make a decent car, why can't Hyosung?

Do they have some relation to the SV650? I remember reading about something like that...

 

Dude. They're bikes for those with Seoul. :lol:

 

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its pretty much a replica made from a Korean company

 

I rode the hyosung that's a copy of the sv650s and liked it a lot. I thought about buying one but looking at the engine some of the pieces looked cheap...but hell maybe it's durable. It rode great

 

A friend of mine in Brazil bought a GT250 (naked version) some time ago, and rode 60.000 miles with her, without any major problems, just oil changes and the routine checkup.

Now he has sold it and has bought the GT250R version, he liked the bike very much.

 

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haha I guess I was the only one that thought that ad was kind of clever.

 

It would be cool if these bikes end up having horrible resale value and you could pick one up on the used market for dirt cheap.

 

I know this thread is 3 months old, but I am thinking about buying one of these next week. Found a 2007 GT250R for $1800. I was looking at buying the 2008 Ninja 250R for a second bike for commuting, teaching my girlfriend to ride, and for her to ride with me. I recently wrecked, and destroyed, my R6, so I think I just might buy this bike.

 

http://www.korider.com/forum/index.php

 

Maybe you can win one for $33 http://www.hyosungmotorsusa.co...otion/

 

check this one...


http://losangeles.craigslist.o....html

 

I want one. As long as I sell the wrecked R6 this weekend, I'll buy it.

 

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lolololol

 

they always looked poorly made to me but ive never ridden one. I recall sitting on one at the motorcycle show and not being impressed at all.

But then again at the pricepoint they seem to be selling at, it couldnt be too bad. Id probably stick with japanese though

 

 

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http://www.motorcycle.com/shoo....html

 

I really like the naked GT650. I haven't seen any for sale though, which is a shame.

 

I'm selling my wrecked R6 tonight, and I am going to go check out the GT250R for sale.

 

anyone else have one of these? going to check one out tommorow the 250 for my frist bike woohoo

 

I saw these at a motorcycle show... I wasn't impressed at all. They had that cheap feel. Kind of like the difference between snap on and that random tool that has no brand name, and only says "made in china" on the side.

 

I heard they're faster than the daytona 675!!