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Hyosung Comet 125cc Apr '03 (03)
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Hyosung Comet 125
I bought my Comet second hand for £850 delivered, which is already a bargain compared to a similar condition RS or CBR!! But on top of that it beats both of them!!
OK maybe not as fast as the RS but its twice the size, this is a proper motorbike, my dads got a 600 Fazer and this is just as big. Being a 4-stroke its not super fast how ever there are now quite a few performance parts out there, you just have to look!!
This is my first bike and is everything I could ever want in a learner bike!!
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stealth on 24/06/2008
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Hyosung GT 125cc Apr '08 (08)
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Hyosung GT125

I own the 125cc version of the GT125R. I have to say this bike is amazin'. Great for commuting and all round every day riding.

This bike is also very comfortable, unlike most sport bikes. The new digi dash is very easy on the eyes and makes it clearer to see when riding.

I had a Scorpion exhaust fitted (no baffle). This makes the bike sound like the 650 version or even a Suzuki SV.

I would highly recommend this bike to any first time buyer or rider.
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c0n0r on 22/06/2008
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Hyosung GF 125cc Apr '02 (02)
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I have the Hyosung GF 125cc 2002, this bike is fantastic.
I have had her up to 75mph (she still had more to come). It's a fast 125 for overtaking, a very nippy bike .
Very light at 125kg dry.
It has an electric start and a kick start,a manual choke for those cold winter mornings.
A wet multi-plate clutch and a five speed transmission gear box. It has 1 cylinder a side stand and a centre stand.
The motorbike has a fuel tank capacity of 13.7L (3.6/3.0 US/Imp gal) The bike has 140 kmph as the top speed on the clock.
I have never had one single problem with the Hyosung GF it's a perfect bike for a learner as the controls are easy to grasp.
The maintenance and service of the bike is simple and the parts are very cheap. It cost me £15.00 to tax the bike for 12 months and the MOT is around £27.00. Very cheap to insure (£200 per year as a learner). I use the bike to commute to work every day and only fill her up once a month costs £8 or £9 to fill the tank!
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Jackie in Bolton, Greater Manchester on 05/03/2008
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Hyosung Aquila 650cc Apr '07 (07)
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overall a good bike with excellent handling, performance, good economy and comfort. Sadly the finish is poor.If you want this bike to remain in pristine condition you,ll spend as much time cleaning it as you will riding it. Even then you fight a losing battle. points of weakness are the mirrors rusting behind the glass,chrome flaking off the foot rests and brake master cyclinder,any bit you miss will quickly rust before your eyes. do not use this bike in winter. and if you buy the back rack, the rear rest and the crash bars they quickly rust as well. only solution is to religiously clean it then cover it from head to toe in a suitable protector like rock oil or A.C.F
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fatboy in Montrose, Angus on 25/02/2008
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Hyosung GV 650cc Sept '07 (57)
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The Hyosung GV650 is a very good bike.I have been riding a Honda Shadow for the last three years and find that it does not compare to the Hyosung.
The performance is good,fuel economy is very good,and to date have not had any problems at all.
The looks of the GV650 may not be to everyone's taste but I think it has really broke the mould with regards to the cruiser scene with a sort of Harley V Rod style.
Handling is really spot on and I find it a very comfortable bike to ride with the adjustable foot pegs. The only down side is the lack of aftermarket styling goodies to individualise the bike,but I think as they gain in popularity this will change.
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madtheswine99 in Seaham, Durham on 31/01/2008
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Hyosung GT 650cc Apr '07 (07)
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What can i say? Fantastic bike! I've had this bike for just under a year now and had no problems at all. It gets lots of looks, and always draws a crowd. The build quality is good, not as good as some jap bikes, but give it time and I seriously think they will be at the same standard. The bike's main rival is the Suzuki SV650 which Hyosung built parts for under license.

The Hyosung has faster acceleration, and top end, the bike handles very well into the corners, and is very stable at top speed. I've added an aftermarket can, from a ZX6R which is a direct bolt on,the sound is amazing. The bike feels much more alive now and seems to have a bit more go!!!

Genuine and aftermarket parts are not a problem to get either, as the market is growing with each passing month.
Would I buy another???? Yes I would! I'm actually thinking about getting the GT650X, or possibly the GT1200X when it finally arrives.


To summarize, if you buy one of these Hyosungs I guarantee you won't be disapointed, the 2007 models in the UK are totally trouble free. If you're looking at reviews from the 05/06 models then they may be negative as the bikes did have a few problems with valves but rest assured its all been sorted now. For more info on the bikes and somewhere to ask questions about modding your Hyosung please visit, www.korider.com

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vic in Fareham, Hampshire on 27/01/2008
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Hyosung Comet 125cc Apr '03 (03)
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Now I've been riding this bike for 2 years now and as far as 125 machines go this is impresive,there's nothing else near it size wise out there, Honda, Yamaha, nothing at all.The price is a little high as you can get chaeper machines than this one but the bike holds its own performance wise with any of them. The engine is great and very reliable and mpg is fantastic. The top end on this bike is a comfortable 70 mph but I have had mine up to 80 mph(down hill with the wind behind me).I've just up graded to the GT125R so its with a sad heart that I let her go but I can't find a single bad point about this bike.
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sootyboy in Stockton-on-Tees, Durham on 17/11/2007
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Hyosung Hyper 125cc Sept '02 (52)
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The hyosung hyper is a fantastic ride and it is very reliable, it can be a bit pricey on parts, but you can get great deals on second hand parts if you know where to look...

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squidgy in Plymouth, Devon on 19/08/2007
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Hyosung XRX 125cc Sept '02 (52)
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These bikes are all too often thrown in with the same group as the horrible £500 Chinese bikes (GY and the like), where in reality they are nothing alike. This is a proper bike costing £2250 - £2450 in its standard form (i.e. without the supermoto wheels, etc) and gives the main players a run for their money.

I just bought my RX (XRX) as a stop gap between bigger bikes, but by god i've been surprised with the quality of this 'not-so-little' run around.

The first thing that struck me was the size of the forks; nice oversized USD forks like you'd expect to see on a YZ or similar. Then i looked at all the cosmetic bits (as you do) and the plastics are of the same quality as you'd expect on Yamaha, Kawasaki or Suzuki.

After the cosmetic aspect i dove deeper into the mechanical side. The frame is solid and sturdy; more than i can say for some of the other bikes (main brands) i've had over the past few years. It even offers a drop down section for easy access when working on the engine; so handy.

The engine itself SOHC / 4V (or DOHC / 5V on the new models) is as bulletproof as they come. Starts first time - every time from the button and from the kick too. Although i'm not going to claim that its a powerhouse of rippling performance - it's a 125cc after all, the RX125 engine is easily the equivalent to that of the popular Varadero, but in this case is pulling far less weight.

Ride & performance wise this will not disappoint; a cracking performer, nippy off the mark, smooth acceleration through the gears with no lag or wait and a mind blistering 75+mph around the top end.

The one thing i do love about this bike is the scale; full size wheels, full size frame. It's a nice big bike (the way they used to make them, not this namby pamby XT nonesense that looks like a kids scooter). You sit on this bike and you know you're on a bike; you're on the balls of your feet and you have a full sized moto-x style bike under you.

So if you are considering a 125cc bike, be it a long term investment or like me as a stop gap to something else, you could do FAR WORSE than a Hyosung RX/XRX.

In Summary: A good sized bike, better than average performance, effortless to maintain (easy access to spares) and the running costs are almost non existent (£15 tax, almost nothing for insurance and round the world for only a thimble full of fuel)

Well worth a look and they hold their value too.


JP.

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jonnypneumonic in Nairn, Highland on 16/08/2007
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