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  1. kds1

    kds1 Active Member Contributing Member

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    hi guys just thourt i`d let you know i take a test ride of the 08 hyo today i`ll keep you posted on how it tearns out and post some pics and vids hope it rides nice.
    cheers Ken
     
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    Well itook the gt250r and was nicely surprized its a very smooth ride nice gearbox really nice riding position not a lot of power but for everyday riding thay are a good bike but unfortunently it was primed to paint and a bad job at that and the guy wanted all my spares motor full oem fairing kit spare forks and everthing else for his bike and $200 he`s not a bad guy just miss informed.for all those people that are looking for a good learner bike give the hyosung a chance thay are a good allround bike if you are a bit on the heavy side like me put a higher wait oil in the front forks bit on the soft side.
    give HYOSUNG a break :thumb_ups::thumb_ups::thumb_ups:
     
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    I would wonder why a 5 year old bike was in need of a repaint?
     
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    he said the paint was like a cheap spray can job
     
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    I have never ridden one


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    At the end of the day i just love my zxr just an awsome bike go the 90`s inline 4`s
     
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    Im glad youre feeling better

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    Think the fever has passed.:lolsign:
     
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    cant agree more with you, the little 4-pots have loads of character.... and i dont even care how much juice she chews.... lol, gotta love the crazy old Jap engineers building top fueled 250's, we will never ever see such nonsense in a motorbike ever again. all they care about now is making a cheap engine that makes less power and uses less fuel... lame.
     
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    Carnt agree more cal . and thanks guys feeling much beter now about to post some new pics old greys give me the bug lol.
     
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