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  • abhifusion
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    Re: Hyosung GT650R - Ownership Thread

    Trying to mfg radiator guard for friends GT650N ... Can anyone lead me to precise dimensions of the radiator & mounting points ?? Thanks ...

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  • smoke007
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    Originally posted by melroyal View Post
    Thanks Brat


    Specs for bulbs: High beam(upper light) are H1 and Low beam(lower light) is H3
    If your just changing the bulbs then there is no need for fairing removal. Also don't go above 6000K xenon HID bulbs.
    Here is a pic of my bike with HID lights

    Thanks bro.. the light in the pic looks pretty bright. my current lights are 10 times less ;P

    doing the change soon..

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  • melroyal
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    Originally posted by Brat View Post
    Hey... Thanks Mel,
    Running third pair of stock mirrors now over the past two years and one pair seems to last about a year or so without issues.

    btw, nice pics
    Thanks Brat
    Originally posted by smoke007 View Post
    Hey guyz,

    Its been 5 months of riding GT650r.. So far no issues with the bike. loving it to core. There is some good bonding made between us. Just installed GPR exhaust 2 months back. Sounds fine.

    There is only one thing that i want to improve since the day I bought this Gt and that the headlights. The visibility is sooooo poor. I found some specs;

    ITEM SPECS:

    Wattage: 35W

    Fitment:
    2008-2011 Hyosung Comet GT650R


    Kit Includes:
    2x Xenon AC HID bulbs (1x H1 + 1x H3- low and high beam)
    2x Ultra Slim AC Ballasts
    Zip Ties

    Please correct me if the above specs are wrong. I'll be taking some time out in a day or two to seach for the same specs locally at karolbagh and get them fitted.

    If anyone here got the headlights changed, please advise. Also if there are GT riders from delhi itself, pl get in touch.

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    One more concern.... Do i have to remove the front faring and side faring to install a hid kit or it can be done withount removing any body part.
    Specs for bulbs: High beam(upper light) are H1 and Low beam(lower light) is H3
    If your just changing the bulbs then there is no need for fairing removal. Also don't go above 6000K xenon HID bulbs.
    Here is a pic of my bike with HID lights
    Attached Files

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  • smoke007
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    Hey guyz,

    Its been 5 months of riding GT650r.. So far no issues with the bike. loving it to core. There is some good bonding made between us. Just installed GPR exhaust 2 months back. Sounds fine.

    There is only one thing that i want to improve since the day I bought this Gt and that the headlights. The visibility is sooooo poor. I found some specs;

    ITEM SPECS:

    Wattage: 35W

    Fitment:
    2008-2011 Hyosung Comet GT650R


    Kit Includes:
    2x Xenon AC HID bulbs (1x H1 + 1x H3- low and high beam)
    2x Ultra Slim AC Ballasts
    Zip Ties

    Please correct me if the above specs are wrong. I'll be taking some time out in a day or two to seach for the same specs locally at karolbagh and get them fitted.

    If anyone here got the headlights changed, please advise. Also if there are GT riders from delhi itself, pl get in touch.

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    One more concern.... Do i have to remove the front faring and side faring to install a hid kit or it can be done withount removing any body part.

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  • roy_arnab22
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    Brat is Yograj; am I right? White GTR.

    Sent from my GT-I9500 using Tapatalk 4

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  • Brat
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    Hey... Thanks Mel,
    Running third pair of stock mirrors now over the past two years and one pair seems to last about a year or so without issues.

    btw, nice pics

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  • melroyal
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    Originally posted by Brat View Post
    Been meaning to ask this question for a while... The RVM's tend to fold in everytime the bike crosses 180k - 200k (Not at he clamp but the socket). This tends to get quite annoying after a while when you're mixing up between sprinting and cruising. Exact same issue with a friend's GT & R6 as well (Stock mirrors). I've had the mirror head nut tightened all the way and the issue returns after a couple of weekend runs.

    Has anyone found a solution to this? Are there any recommended after markets which tends to hold steady at those speeds?
    Hey brat even I use to get the same issue with the mirrors folding in while doing high speeds.Finally got them changed to another pair from the SVC and then it was fine.

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    Did a photoshoot yesterday these are some of the photo's clicked.
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    Last edited by melroyal; 07-29-2013, 02:59 PM. Reason: spelling mistake

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  • Brat
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    Been meaning to ask this question for a while... The RVM's tend to fold in everytime the bike crosses 180k - 200k (Not at he clamp but the socket). This tends to get quite annoying after a while when you're mixing up between sprinting and cruising. Exact same issue with a friend's GT & R6 as well (Stock mirrors). I've had the mirror head nut tightened all the way and the issue returns after a couple of weekend runs.

    Has anyone found a solution to this? Are there any recommended after markets which tends to hold steady at those speeds?

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  • whymail
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    good to see the fotos... nickky, mel & u... thane > igarpuri is a feast for run-ins's & quick 3~4 hr BF rides man... ride safe & jai ho!

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  • dirtydude
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    Had an amazing time guyz! Its great when u have two experienced riders with you on your first ride.. had fun speeding not much (146kmph max at 5.5k rpm) got to be under 6k rpm in run in.. egarly waiting to complete the run in period to unleash the monster in this beast.. was happily cornering without any worries.. the bike will itself boost a lot of confidence in u i m in love wid my sweetheart :thumbup: cheers :beer: here are some snaps...

    Sent from my GT-N7000 using xBhp Connect mobile app
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  • melroyal
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    Three of us guys(2 Hyosung GTR650,Ninja650) did a nice long ride of around 280kms total distance.Travelled from Mumbai to Igatpuri on National Highway3.Stopped there for breakfast at Shagun Hotel, had a hot cup of chai & masala dosa.Then we started our ride back to Mumbai enjoying the landscapes.Here are some pics
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  • Eagle_Eye
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    Originally posted by nadz11.ns View Post
    Guys, i am not a owner of this bike..but i an thinking of buying one..
    Can i know what are itsbest features compared to others like r6 etc..
    and whats the fuel economy..? Is it reasonable..
    It's best feature over other bike you mentioned is that, you can get it in India without any hassle.
    No going to the dealer for shipping it, no tension of cops.

    Other features as mentioned by @melroyal are uncomparable.

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    Originally posted by smoke007 View Post
    Hi,

    Just recently bought a Pre-owned GT 650R, Need some help from you guyz.

    The Bike is completely Stock so;

    I want to add a custom exhaust - which one is better?
    The light at night is very poor - can anyone suggest some improvements with that?
    Any Good Economical Person for Regular service and Maintenance apart from the hyosung workshop? My location is New Delhi

    Thanks in advance
    Never service such a vehicle from other mechanics.
    There are other SVC that can help you with the servicing part.

    As for the exhaust system go with the Two Brothers.
    It has got very good sound and performance.

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  • melroyal
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    Originally posted by nadz11.ns View Post
    Guys, i am not a owner of this bike..but i an thinking of buying one..
    Can i know what are itsbest features compared to others like r6 etc..
    and whats the fuel economy..? Is it reasonable..
    You can't compare performance of twin cylinder 72bhp bike to Yamaha R6 or CBR600RR which are inline4 engines, producing around 120bhp plus.

    GT650R is a sporty looking with super sports riding ergonomics which is well capable of doing speeds over 200kmph. Mileage is around 19kmpl.

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  • nadz11.ns
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    Guys, i am not a owner of this bike..but i an thinking of buying one..
    Can i know what are itsbest features compared to others like r6 etc..
    and whats the fuel economy..? Is it reasonable..

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  • princesirohi
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    ^^ since these are not bi-xenons, you must have lost the ability to flash for overtaking etc.....??

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