Hyosung just keeps going & going & going

**firefighter** · 23rd February 2009, 18:30

Originally Posted by skidMark

You know the k's it travelled on the boat to get here and k's on a tow truck don't count aye?

Originally Posted by Slyer

Very nice, now lets see if it will last 20 years.

My uncle was riding (and had been for some time) when these weird, crazy "Shitzukis, crappysakis, yamashits, and hondgays" came out all those years ago......and they're still around....weird.

"why would you want a shitty Japanese bike?" lol......

don't be scared of of something just because it's new.....

**nallac** · 23rd February 2009, 18:42

Originally Posted by firefighter

don't be scared of of something just because it's new.....

your not talking about gay Honda riders are you?????????????????

**firefighter** · 23rd February 2009, 18:51

Originally Posted by nallac

your not talking about gay Honda riders are you?????????????????

hahaha, did ya really need to make the writing all big and purple?

The whole lot of them were gay peices of shit, now look at the market and attitudes.....the more things change the more they stay the same.....maybe because the hyo is affordable and not hugely over-priced they have a bad name?

**skidMark** · 23rd February 2009, 19:37

Originally Posted by obxbiker

Lots of stories out there like this, you just do not hear about it. Its always the ''bikersluts'' who like to whine and point fingers in every direction, when there is a problem, but the right direction that you hear about and then it gets repeated and repeated as if it was real.

Congratulations on having a nice bike that you must be taking care of.
(unlike the whiny ''bikersluts'')

Oh yay a yanks opinion, just what we needed

**Bonez** · 23rd February 2009, 20:11

Originally Posted by skidMark

Oh yay a yanks opinion, just what we needed

Says the Kiwi biker slut.

**Radar** · 23rd February 2009, 21:39

Originally Posted by obxbiker

Lots of stories out there like this, you just do not hear about it. Its always the ''bikersluts'' who like to whine and point fingers in every direction, when there is a problem, but the right direction that you hear about and then it gets repeated and repeated as if it was real.

Congratulations on having a nice bike that you must be taking care of.
(unlike the whiny ''bikersluts'')

I put over 10,000 km on my 2004 GT250 and never had a problem with it (other than getting a new rear shock when I first bought it a year ago). Sold it last week. I put on an L-plate for the new owner and he rode it all the way back to Auckland from Masterton and loves it.

gw555 - Steve aka DB is right about getting sponsorship. Give it a try, maybe you could get a free trip to Korea....