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dharmana · 01-09-2011, 11:08 PM

well i think the hyosung gt650r is too heavy at 240 kgs am sure its gonna effect the handling and suspension. I think for a couple of bucks more you can get the ninja 650r and we'll have reliability, brand value and peace of mind

melroyal · 02-05-2011, 01:52 AM

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Originally Posted by dileep.anirudh

Good and nice to hear then. They also arrange for test drive (Yamaha and the Kawasaki people dint

) and this is something very nice instead of getting blind-folded.

Test ride a motorcycle,that's fantastic news.

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Originally Posted by Sidlewis

This was an excellent review regarding the GT650...People had a pre-concieved notion about this underdog, which is here to prove the critics wrong...Way to Go Hyosung

!!!

Hyosung have sold well in Australia,UK & USA.Waiting for the launch in March 2011.

kamal86 · 05-30-2011, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by dharmana

well i think the hyosung gt650r is too heavy at 240 kgs am sure its gonna effect the handling and suspension. I think for a couple of bucks more you can get the ninja 650r and we'll have reliability, brand value and peace of mind

Well the GT650 weighs in @215 and wats a sports bike without a little bit of bulk.. Ride it once and you'll feel it glide on the Road

Sunny · 05-30-2011, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by dharmana

well i think the hyosung gt650r is too heavy at 240 kgs am sure its gonna effect the handling and suspension. I think for a couple of bucks more you can get the ninja 650r and we'll have reliability, brand value and peace of mind

who said this?

The dry weight of the GT650R is 205kgs and kerb weight (including all motor oil, full tank of fuel and coolant) is around 220 kgs.

This is decent, considering what you are paying.

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