perhaps it was aprilla i was thinking of for the Kawasaki motor?
Oh well, I'll shut up now.
perhaps it was aprilla i was thinking of for the Kawasaki motor?
Oh well, I'll shut up now.
Life is a like a box of chocolates; People are like Onions; The key to success is.......
Fuck it, let's ride!
As Skelstar said, Hyosung make their own engines, they will be brining out a 1000cc V-Twin in early 2007 with a reported 130 - 140 HP at the crank.
They'll put it in the GV cruisers first and then adapt to a GT model to fill the void left where VTR SP1/2, SV 1000 and TL's left off.
As far as I know, they share no parts with other bikes. Even the mirrors are Hyosung parts.
"If life gives you a shit sandwich..." someone please complete this expression
Here in OZ the GT650 range and GV 650 Aquila's are available as a restricted 34 hp version for learners. After a learner has finished the three months they can get their P-Plates, or if a "mature age rider" (over 30) go straight onto an unrestricted licence.
One then spends about $118.00 AUD to have the 34hp restricted model turned into a 79hp model.
However, Suzuki have been hitting back by lowering the prices of the GS500 range, as well as the SV650's to claw back the market segment they lost to Hyosung. The GSX750F is now only $1,000 AUD more than a Hyosung GV 650 Aquila. Sure they're different bike, but for around $10,000 AUD, which would you rather have?
The GT250's are stuck on 24hp though. There's a whole pile of reviews to be read at:
http://www.hyosung.com.au/roadtests.html
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