Daelim Roadwin 250R FI

[blackdog]

good lookin' learner, i might even have one for a run-a-round (should be quite abit cheaper than the hyo or ninja being a single)

http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/mod...0250R%20FI.htm

[sil3nt]

I think it looks good! Shame its a single. I see its another Korean company.

[blackdog]

I think it looks good! Shame its a single. I see its another Korean company.

in context (2nd bike/learner/runabout) i quite like the idea of a single

[marty]

looks like a 15 year old GPX 250

http://members.fortunecity.com/roadr...ki-gpx250r.jpg

[sil3nt]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-287519425.htm
Didn't realise we had them already.

looks like a 15 year old GPX 250

http://members.fortunecity.com/roadr...ki-gpx250r.jpg

The girlfriend likes the look of it although she did say it looked the same as my bike!
btw your link doesn't work but this does http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/Gal...X250R%2087.jpg

[EJK]

By the looks it could be another big seller.

[breakaway]

A CBR125 would make a better runabout than that.

[Big Dave]

I've tested it. Next KR. Think it's pretty good value for the money and I quite enjoyed riding it. It works OK for a big bloke. Worth a look if you are in the $6k new mark.

[blackdog]

A CBR125 would make a better runabout than that.

i can't imagine how

cbr125 only good for buckets

[Big Dave]

Few pics here

http://kiwiridermagazine.blogspot.co...n-r250-fi.html

[blackdog]

was just reading about moto3. these guys just getting a head start............

[woodyracer]

First things first, the 2010 Hyosung looks ALOT better...plus it has more power...yeah right a 250cc single has the same power as a v-twin..., Also as a run-out id rather a CBR125R as they look like they were desighed by a person with a degree and they are have aftermarket parts availible for them in n.z ect

No market for a "no-brand" bike bike that id say, as least Hyosungs and kawasaki's are proven on the track,

[Gubb]

First things first, the 2010 Hyosung looks ALOT better...plus it has more power...yeah right a 250cc single has the same power as a v-twin..., Also as a run-out id rather a CBR125R as they look like they were desighed by a person with a degree and they are have aftermarket parts availible for them in n.z ect

No market for a "no-brand" bike bike that id say, as least Hyosungs and kawasaki's are proven on the track,

Wow. A little one-eyed there perhaps?
Everyone had to start out somewhere. At one point in time Mr Honda was probably the target for the hushed tones of teenage keyboard (or Morse Code tapping machines perhaps?) warriors who know better than everyone else.

[Big Dave]

Daelim are already a player. Big player in Asia. I agree the Hyo is a nicer looking and higher performing bike - it's also a grand dearer.

This unit is a comfortable commuter and quite pleasant on the open road. The finish of the cockpit is better than on some bikes costing thrice as mutcho.

[Buddha#81:Me]

Daelim are already a player. Big player in Asia. I agree the Hyo is a nicer looking and higher performing bike - it's also a grand dearer.

This unit is a comfortable commuter and quite pleasant on the open road. The finish of the cockpit is better than on some bikes costing thrice as mutcho.

........and has dealer backing in the main centres......cant be all bad. Being a single has its advantages when servicing time rolls around too.