Hyosung NZ

[gpcustom]

yea your right but id only jut put it back together and hadnt adjusted anything. but good spoting

[pete376403]

when i gave up the dirt bike and wanted a road bike. worst thing i ever done was buy that pice of shit. thank god i came out ok i swaped it to the bike shop for a gsx600. Its only a 1990 tho but i didnt give a shit just wanted out of the hyo poo sack. So i agree with all the other hatters on here there CRAP

It would be nice to see Suzuki offer the same level of out-of-warranty support for DR650 transmission failures. But because they are superior in every way to Hyosung I guess they don't need to, or even for that matter, acknowledge there is a problem.
I also recall that Triumph, when they were just getting started with the Hinkley bikes in this country, even replaced at their own expense an engine (4 cyl 750) that blew up in racing - because they wanted to know what had failed. (Didn't do their reputation any harm, either). Now that they are wildly successful I would imagine there is little chance of this happening in future.
Good on Hyosung for standing behind their product.

[The Stranger:Me]

That chain looks painfully tight.

The chicken strips look painfully fat.

[tri boy]

Maybe Spewsuki needs a lesson from Hyosung about recalls on frames and some suspension components also. (not to mention their child like attempts at wiring looms. Ever sliced a Bandit loom open? Fecking disgraceful. Tape haphazardly wrapped around unions on brand new bikes)