Korean Motorbikes, Sports, Chopper, cool

[datzburier]

We all have heard of the usual, the Japanese Suzukis, Yamahas, Pakistani Sohrab Motorcycle, Italian Ducatis, Chinese Motorbikes, even Indian motorbikes, but never heard of any Korean Motorbikes...

Whether usual like the everyday riders such as Honda CD-70 type shape or Jap Sports bikes like Hayabusa or Katana, or Ninja. I am sure Koreans must have some Sports and regular CD-70 type.

Does anyone know any Korean Motorbikes, and if any of those are available in Pakistan.

I'll try to do some research myself as well.

[datzburier]

O Nice...

Searched and found some..

Are there any in Pak.

Just saw these Korean Mo' Bikes for the first time. Hyosung, Not bad..

Hyosung GT650R

Hyosung GT650S

Hyosung GV650

[datzburier]

Got some review from a web-blog...

Link..

http://forums.cycleworld.com/cycleworld/board/message?board.id=bikes_asian&message.id=4237

The biggest issue here is if you do decide to purchase a Hyosung/UM and you don't like it because of what ever reason I believe you are going to be stuck with it. The weight of a motorcycle is also an issue with me, but I came to realise in the cruiser ranks several well built motorcycles are low enough to off set any problem you may have with their weight. I know Yamaha for example has a beautiful well built 650 cruiser that is extremely easy to handle for a weight of 544lbs. The Silverado is just a well built bike for a list of $7200.00 and has just about everything you could want in a smaller lightweight cruiser, which by the way I'm quite sure the sales people at Yamaha would be more than happy to deal with you on the price of a new one.

So what ever you do don't sell yourself short on a motorcycle that has yet to be proven not only on the road but on a bank account as well. I believe the wise bet if you are serious about purchasing a bike would be to buy one from a company who has already shown they not only produce a dependable product but are also set-up to repair that product as well. I would let someone else take the plunge purchasing one of the first to arrive the in American market while I sat back and watched just so I could see if there are any un-for-seen problems we don't know about. In the mean time there are quite a few models available to the consumer from well known already established motorcycle Co's out there that can be had for about the same price as this unknown bike.

Just my own opinion