where can i find hyosung clothing?

[woody130496]

like t-shirts and stuff as a can't really ride my hyosung with a suzuki t-shirt

thanks

[palace15]

Originally Posted by woody130496

like t-shirts and stuff as a can't really ride my hyosung with a suzuki t-shirt

thanks

You want to advertise Hyosung? OMG

[brclarke]

ebay?

Those are not a very common bike in these parts. They tried to make a push into Canada a few years ago and it fizzled. I occasionally see one riding around, but I don't think they are imported anymore.

[woody130496]

i tried ebay and amazon but i had no luck

yeah its not a common bike where i live or anywhere else i don't think but thats one of the reasons i bought it

Originally Posted by palace15

You want to advertise Hyosung? OMG

whats wrong with hyosung?

[The Cameraman]

Hi Woody,

well I just did a Google search and came up with this,

Hyosung Shirts, Hyosung T-shirts & Clothing - Zazzle UK

Don't know anything about them.

Regards

Reggie

[Tourider]

Originally Posted by woody130496

like t-shirts and stuff as a can't really ride my hyosung with a suzuki t-shirt

thanks

Just get a Harley T-Shirt, it seems to work for everyone else.

[The Cameraman]

Originally Posted by Tourider

Just get a Harley T-Shirt, it seems to work for everyone else.

I'd rather wear a Hyosung shirt!

Regards

Reggie

[woody130496]

Originally Posted by The Cameraman

Hi Woody,

well I just did a Google search and came up with this,

Hyosung Shirts, Hyosung T-shirts & Clothing - Zazzle UK

Don't know anything about them.

Regards

Reggie

thanks this didn't come up when i searched i wonder why

[brclarke]

Originally Posted by woody130496

whats wrong with hyosung?

My impression is that Hyosung are not bad bikes per se, but they are simply not as polished or refined as the Japanese bikes, yet cost the same.

Factor on top of that that the Japanese 4 have well-established dealerships and parts distribution, whereas Hyosung are a new, much smaller network. To buy a Hyosung, at least in North America, is a gamble. You'll have to wait longer for parts, etc.

The one guy I know who owned a Hyosung had the full-fairing 250 sportbike, sort of their Ninja 250 equivalent. He was very happy with it as a first bike and put something like 15,000 KM on it in a year. After a year, however, he wanted to get a bigger bike and so sold it.

[The Cameraman]

Originally Posted by woody130496

thanks this didn't come up when i searched i wonder why

Hi Woody,

a mate of mine has a 2013 125cc Hyosung, which looks like a full sized bike. He rides much bigger bikes normally but he always has something about having a 'tiddler' as well. He got it for an absolute bargain and asked me if I fancied taking it for a spin and, I must admit, that I enjoyed the experience.

He calls it the 'Wellhung 125'!

Regards

Reggie

[Walkabout]

Originally Posted by The Cameraman

Hi Woody,

a mate of mine has a 2013 125cc Hyosung, which looks like a full sized bike. He rides much bigger bikes normally but he always has something about having a 'tiddler' as well. He got it for an absolute bargain and asked me if I fancied taking it for a spin and, I must admit, that I enjoyed the experience.

He calls it the 'Wellhung 125'!

Regards

Reggie

A few years ago, maybe around 2010, the 125cc was issued to the Kabul police as a job lot (in a rather fetching black and yellow IRRC) - they were shipped in, packed in ISO containers, and were then to be seen, occasionally, parked outside the local bike shops which sell the Chinese brands. i.e. there was no obvious backup servicing or maintenance plan, which is typical within Afghanistan.
I tried to buy one there and soon found out that no one but the police could get them.

[woody130496]

Originally Posted by brclarke

My impression is that Hyosung are not bad bikes per se, but they are simply not as polished or refined as the Japanese bikes, yet cost the same.

Factor on top of that that the Japanese 4 have well-established dealerships and parts distribution, whereas Hyosung are a new, much smaller network. To buy a Hyosung, at least in North America, is a gamble. You'll have to wait longer for parts, etc.

The one guy I know who owned a Hyosung had the full-fairing 250 sportbike, sort of their Ninja 250 equivalent. He was very happy with it as a first bike and put something like 15,000 KM on it in a year. After a year, however, he wanted to get a bigger bike and so sold it.

true they're not as polished or refined as the Japanese bikes there are very few bikes that are in my opinion

i heard that hyosung were trying to open supplies in america for faster delivery on parts but that was back in 09 i'm guessing it hasn't changed but luckily in england i live maybe 15 miles to the closest suppliers plus there are multiple dealers down south but i can see where you're coming from

i have the 125 aquila i used to ride my dads Yamaha XV250 before i got my licence and after riding it i wanna try the 250 to see the comparison between the hyosung and the yamaha. i haven't seen the sportbike hyosung i always wondered how they handled

[The Cameraman]

Hi Woody,

my mates bike's the GT125R, which looks like a 600 sports bikes.

Left me with a smile on my face.

Regards

Reggie