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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Has anybody had a hyosung?

I’ve just bought a GT650R which so far has surprised me, quite pleasantly, with how it rides.

Just wondered if anyone has any experience with them long term

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By *mudge354Man  over a year ago

Mid Sussex

They are made from Suzuki's left overs bin. Not bad bike as long as you look after them and keep dry stored.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Don't know anyone that's owned them longer than 6 months but I think if you're happy to work on your bike every now and then and maintain it well, you'll be fine.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

I enjoy tinkering so that will be fine then and it lives underground, warm and dry through the winter.

Fingers crossed it’s half decent then

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By *host63Man  over a year ago

Bedfont Feltham

I have heard they dissolve in the rain

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By *ent in BlackMan  over a year ago

Silsden

Should be ok, I don’t think there’s any really bad bikes now.

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By *reenman19Man  over a year ago

.....no......

Most brands like them have come a fairly long way in my opinion, we didn't like jap bikes at first but look now....

Even if it's shite you will learn a few tricks when you put it back together

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By *amish SMan  over a year ago

Eastleigh

An owner did get down Gloomies on one on a regular basis. It covered 40K miles commuting all year round. Seemed to work well enough as a commuter.

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By *oldswarriorMan  over a year ago

Falkirk


"Most brands like them have come a fairly long way in my opinion, we didn't like jap bikes at first but look now....

Even if it's shite you will learn a few tricks when you put it back together"

Exactly this

I bought a BMW and totally regret not buying a Japanese bike.

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By *exy n up 4 itCouple  over a year ago

western isles

In the stable I have a GV650 Aquila

Cracking bike and pretty surprising for a custom style!

Finish is pretty good, not far behind the big boys, better in some areas and has a degree of pedigree.

Brand snobbery is still quite rife in bikes and it needs to be overcome as the old school are saving pennies and resting on their laurels and other eastern makers are catching up quick.

It’s happened before and will again.

Try one, own one, then consider commenting before coming out with the standard slag pish!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Well I’ve just had the head set bearings changed and a service done... my god, it’s an amazing machine!

I’m genuinely impressed.

The guy at the garage that rode it after the work had been done even commented on how impressed he was with it and said he’d take one of them over an SV 650 anyday!

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By * and BCouple  over a year ago

Durham


"In the stable I have a GV650 Aquila

Cracking bike and pretty surprising for a custom style!

Finish is pretty good, not far behind the big boys, better in some areas and has a degree of pedigree.

Brand snobbery is still quite rife in bikes and it needs to be overcome as the old school are saving pennies and resting on their laurels and other eastern makers are catching up quick.

It’s happened before and will again.

Try one, own one, then consider commenting before coming out with the standard slag pish!"

Daughter owned one, I told her to stay away but price got the better of her. 6 month down the line the electrics disintegrated, lost her money when she had to sell, as cost of repairs were crazy. Take the gamble you pay the price

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

iv had 650 comet and got another rectifier usually goes on them other than that iv rode the arse of them nice cheap bike .

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By *artyanna16200TV/TS  over a year ago

leeds

Seen one for sale in a shop in leeds , look quite capable , certainly no more of a rust flirt than my orange tinted suzi at tye moment !

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