When it comes to beginner motorcycles, most of them have a general
‘look’ to them that gives them away as being not as powerful as their
600cc+ cousins. One company that is looking to change that in an amazing
way is Hyosung with their sleek and modern looking 125cc and 250cc
motorcycles.
The Hyosung GT250R looks like the beautiful offspring from Suzuki
GSXR and a Ducati 748. The only thing that gives away its displacement
is the 250R sticker on the side fairing, and by the styling you may
think that’s a misprint!!
The GT250R is powered by a strong and powerful two-cylinder, V-twin
DOHC eight-valve engine, 249 cc engine. The design of the V-twin means
that it will give you more low range torque than you would get with an
I-4 engineered engine. That translates to more usable power for the
street, and it also means you don’t need to rev to red line before you
feel the bike start to pull.
The modern styling doesn’t just show itself with the bodywork, the instrument cluster is also full of modern equipment.
The one caveat of Hyosung is they are a relatively new company, and
have yet to prove themselves in the real world. This has led them to
redesign their motorcycles nearly every year as they get new rider and
dealer input.
Chances are if you don’t like some particular feature of the current
crop of GT250R’s, in a year or so they will have dramatically changed it
to make it an even more capable motorcycle.
One of the best looking motorcycles in its class.
V-twin engine delivers usable power for a new rider.
Modern instrument cluster includes a digital speedometer.
V-twin engine delivers usable power for a new rider.
Modern instrument cluster includes a digital speedometer.
Expected to be launched sometime in mid-2012, the Hyosung GT250R will
enter at a very crucial time with the new Pulsar and the KTM 200 already
vying for attention in this segment. The Hyosung GT250R will certainly
have the benefit of one extra cylinder over its competition.
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1 comments:
superb bike... i am waiting for this one
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