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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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Hyosung Comet 125cc Apr '06 (06)
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I bought my Hyosung Comet GT125R because I was looking for a bike that looked big but was legal to ride on a CBT and being 35 I didn't see myself on a scooter. Have used it mainly for comuting and everyone that has seen this bike has been impressed by the size and sound of it . The handling is very good. Im 5ft 6 with a belly to match :) and worried about the size of the bike but have found it is very comfortable to ride . I've had it up to 76 on the flat but it was pushing 13000 revs but will comfortably do 65 at between 8-9000 revs. I paid under £300 fully comp insurance so very pleased as was my wallet. Overall I would recommend the GT125R for a learner it looks good sounds great and shouldnt cost the earth to run.
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cufc1210 in Chester Le Street, Durham on 29/05/2007
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Hyosung Comet 125cc Apr '03 (03)
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I bought my Hyosung Comet 125 because I was looking for a bike for after I took my CBT but wanted a big bike rather than a scooter. The Comet can be mistaken as a more powerful bike due to the size of it, and the engine sounds more like a 250cc.

The handling on the Comet is very good, however it only manages 55-60 mph at full revs. The bike is quite heavy however the build quality is very good and the engine is reliable (I haven't had any problems with mine). The only slight fault with the design of the bike is that it could do with twin brakes on the front as it's a heavy bike.

You can get approximately 70 miles to the gallon on the Comet so it's very economical. The insurance is cheap on the comet, as a learner rider I pay £19 a month for mine.

Overall I would recommend the comet for a learner however if you have a full licence I would recommend something more powerful.
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iwillwin in Warwick, Warwickshire on 22/05/2007
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