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Kurtis

Florida

Reviewed on November 6, 2021

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GV650 view listing

4.8
Actually I live in Puerto Rico, I love the bike, it rides very good specially handling on the beautiful moon like roads we have here in the Island. There's hardly any around here so yes, it stands out!... read more
Actually I live in Puerto Rico, I love the bike, it rides very good specially handling on the beautiful moon like roads we have here in the Island. There's hardly any around here so yes, it stands out!
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Allen Vestal

Harker Heights, Texas

Reviewed on October 11, 2012

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GV250 view listing

5.0
I can't remember how many bikes I have owned since 1970. Credit rating limited me to a used bike. I did not expect much when I drove it off the lot but I am really impressed with how much power it has and how comfortable it is for someone my height.... read more
I can't remember how many bikes I have owned since 1970. Credit rating limited me to a used bike. I did not expect much when I drove it off the lot but I am really impressed with how much power it has and how comfortable it is for someone my height.
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Danny

wanganui, New Zealand (Aotearoa)

Reviewed on August 25, 2011

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5.0
This is my first bike and I'm really happy with it. I've done 2000k's in around two months, made up of a combo of commutes to work and some longer trips (2-300k round trips). It's a good bike for me as a bigger guy and I definitely don't feel little on it. I've had it to 130 kph. but really the bike's no... read more
This is my first bike and I'm really happy with it. I've done 2000k's in around two months, made up of a combo of commutes to work and some longer trips (2-300k round trips). It's a good bike for me as a bigger guy and I definitely don't feel little on it. I've had it to 130 kph. but really the bike's not meant to be ridden that hard. As someone new to bikes I don't really have a point of reference to compare it against. However, I feel this is a great bike to prepare me for something bigger later on. It's great on gas, I've had no mechanical issues and it's pretty comfy. I'd recommend it to anyone.
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Brian Epp

Durango, Colorado

Reviewed on July 12, 2010

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GT250R view listing

5.0
I have been following the Hyosung company for over three years before I made my decision. They are pro-active about customer needs and concerns and quickly adapt. The Ninja 250 is a close contender but they failed to give it decent width in rubber and EFI for 2010. Since I ride at 6000 to 11,000 feet above... read more
I have been following the Hyosung company for over three years before I made my decision. They are pro-active about customer needs and concerns and quickly adapt. The Ninja 250 is a close contender but they failed to give it decent width in rubber and EFI for 2010. Since I ride at 6000 to 11,000 feet above sea level, I wanted EFI. So far I love the bike's handling and it is far more stable at speeds above 80 than my Harley ever was!! It is an awesome bike, sounds great, shifts better than anything I've ever ridden (over 40 years of riding) and it revs willingly. Yes, it has some minor quirks but nothing that can't be easily changed. Everyone loves the way it looks wherever I go. I got the solid red 2010 model. don't be fooled by the label... Japan was there 40 years ago and look where they are now.
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Sharon McCoy

Scottsdale, Arizona

Reviewed on April 19, 2010

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GV650 view listing

5.0
Gave a review in Aug 2008 with 5900 miles on the bikes, we now are well over that at over 15000 and these bikes have been GREAT!! Still running strong. We travel on these with all the gear to camp with, last summer Yosemite Park and surrounding area, Pacific Northwest, Glacier Nationl Park and up the Canadian... read more
Gave a review in Aug 2008 with 5900 miles on the bikes, we now are well over that at over 15000 and these bikes have been GREAT!! Still running strong. We travel on these with all the gear to camp with, last summer Yosemite Park and surrounding area, Pacific Northwest, Glacier Nationl Park and up the Canadian Rockies. No troubles at all except a flat tire and a leaky front seal which we had repaired. CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD ABOUT THESE GV 650's.
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Mick Walsh

Dublin, Ireland, Ireland

Reviewed on March 30, 2010

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GT650S view listing

4.0
This is my 12th motorcycle. Having always leaned towards the branded models (Suzuki, Yamaha) I was a bit nervous about throwing down for a manufacturer that is still largely unknown. Hyosung does not get reviewed enough and when they do, not very fairly. Great bike, nice sound, very economical and good all ro... read more
This is my 12th motorcycle. Having always leaned towards the branded models (Suzuki, Yamaha) I was a bit nervous about throwing down for a manufacturer that is still largely unknown. Hyosung does not get reviewed enough and when they do, not very fairly. Great bike, nice sound, very economical and good all rounder. Adjustable rear sets go a long way!
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Steve

Tauranga, New Zealand (Aotearoa)

Reviewed on March 20, 2010

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GV250 view listing

5.0
Got my bike learners license at 61 years old just three weeks ago, and bought a 5 year old second hand Hyosung GV250 in burgundy and silver. I've done 1000 km in 3 weeks, comuting to work and as much after work riding as possible. Nice ride, low seat for those of us who are challenged in the inside leg me... read more
Got my bike learners license at 61 years old just three weeks ago, and bought a 5 year old second hand Hyosung GV250 in burgundy and silver. I've done 1000 km in 3 weeks, comuting to work and as much after work riding as possible. Nice ride, low seat for those of us who are challenged in the inside leg measurement, upright seating position with feet forward suits the older gentleman rider. OK, it's only a 250 so it's not oozing power but you can drop down one gear for acceleration or long steep hills. Will do 120 km/hr. I do find now that I'm often searching for a sixth gear now, but I'll just have to accept the limitations of a 250 cc. I'm getting about 30 to 33 km/L (a mix of urban commuting at 50 to 60 km/hr and rural riding at 80 to 100 km/hr - that's 30 to 40 hph/60 mph respectively). that's 84 to 90 m/Imp gal and 72 to 80 m/US gal. It's got a large tank, 15L/3.3 Imp gal/3.8 US gal, so a range of 450 km seems possible on a well filled tank (275 miles). Am I happy, you bet!!! I can see myself keeping this bike after I've got my full license as I'll just be a casual cruiser. She's reliable, or so it seems so far as she's never coughed or hesitated, she's hard to stall and seems to have plenty of low rev torque so that she does pull away in low revs for those times when you come into an intersection one gear too high. If I bought a bigger bike, I'd look at buying a Hyosung GV650. But it's a year away before I could upsize, and I'm happy with the girl I've got right now.
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Adam Schultz

Chicago, Illinois

Reviewed on March 4, 2010

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GT250R view listing

4.0
I have owned the bike for a little over a year now and it's only getting better. Of course when you own a bike you want to make it louder and faster and I can tell you it's very possible on this little 250. I haven't had any issues with parts availability, things going wrong, but I will say this, upgrade your... read more
I have owned the bike for a little over a year now and it's only getting better. Of course when you own a bike you want to make it louder and faster and I can tell you it's very possible on this little 250. I haven't had any issues with parts availability, things going wrong, but I will say this, upgrade your tires as soon as you can. The shinkos are alright, but they are not anywhere near the performance on Battle AX tires. My little 250 has no issue doing 90+ MPH and loves to cruise around 70MPH. I'm getting about 67 MPG. The bike has basically paid itself off.
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Joseph Zammit

San Gwann, Malta

Reviewed on February 9, 2010

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GT250R view listing

5.0
I have had the bike for the last two months and I sincerely can't complain at all. Good fuel consumption, handles well and the looks are great.b No faults so far and I will encourage anyone to buy one. It's got plenty of power for a 250cc engine, good enough to go past cars.... read more
I have had the bike for the last two months and I sincerely can't complain at all. Good fuel consumption, handles well and the looks are great.b No faults so far and I will encourage anyone to buy one. It's got plenty of power for a 250cc engine, good enough to go past cars.
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michael d.

belington, West Virginia

Reviewed on December 2, 2009

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Hyosung GV650 view listing

5.0
This has been a great bike and the performance and handling is really great. I've owned over 30 bikes in the last 30 years and this bike is as good as any japanese cruiser. I live in west virginia where there is no such thing as a flat road. You go up hill going and up hill coming home and the power and low e... read more
This has been a great bike and the performance and handling is really great. I've owned over 30 bikes in the last 30 years and this bike is as good as any japanese cruiser. I live in west virginia where there is no such thing as a flat road. You go up hill going and up hill coming home and the power and low end grunt in the mountains is very good even with my wife on deck. It flat out-performs and I can cruise with the big cc bikes no problem. I have almost 6000 miles trouble free on it now and my dad who is 72 liked the bike so much he just went and bought a new one!! don't be afraid of the name- they really are a great bike. I don't think you will be disappointed. The only thing I feel the bike could use is a 6 speed trans and some nice analog gauges instead of the left over 1983 chrysler lebaron green digital dash.
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