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Hyosung Aquila 250 (GV250-000701) reviews
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4.9
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4.8
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4.8
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4.9
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Reviewed on March 19, 2007
Motorcycle reviewed
2005 Hyosung Aquila 250 (GV250-000701)

5.0
I bought a used (1000 mi) '05 GV 250 for my wife as a starter bike (she will probably keep it indefinitely because it's so light to handle) and am very impressed with this 250! I've owned and ridden bikes for 38 years and I can honestly say this bike is extremely well made, stylish, handles well,...
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I bought a used (1000 mi) '05 GV 250 for my wife as a starter bike (she will probably keep it indefinitely because it's so light to handle) and am very impressed with this 250! I've owned and ridden bikes for 38 years and I can honestly say this bike is extremely well made, stylish, handles well, and has a fun factor not associated with any other small displacement bike. Hyosung seems to have put a lot more effort into their 250 than the four major Japanese companies. The engine runs really strong for a 250 and has very little mechanical noise. It invites you to wind it up (7000,8000,9000 rpms) and cruise away. Definitely a BIG bang for the buck!
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Reviewed on March 4, 2007
Motorcycle reviewed
2006 Hyosung GV250

5.0
I bought this bike last summer and have enjoyed every minute on it. The bike is comfortable, very lightweight and sharp looking. I get asked about the size and look of the bike everywhere I go. I definitely recommend this...
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I bought this bike last summer and have enjoyed every minute on it. The bike is comfortable, very lightweight and sharp looking. I get asked about the size and look of the bike everywhere I go. I definitely recommend this bike.
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Reviewed on January 20, 2007
Motorcycle reviewed
2005 Hyosung Aquila 250 (GV250-000701)

5.0
I was looking for 250cc bikes for a few months and I tried Honda Rebel 250, Honda Shadow 200, Suzuki Intruder, Honda CB250 and Yamaha Virago. You know what...none of them made me want to buy. When I found this bike (Hyosung Aquila 250, Oh my Goodness!! This bike looks better than any of those...
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I was looking for 250cc bikes for a few months and I tried Honda Rebel 250, Honda Shadow 200, Suzuki Intruder, Honda CB250 and Yamaha Virago. You know what...none of them made me want to buy. When I found this bike (Hyosung Aquila 250, Oh my Goodness!! This bike looks better than any of those ones I tried and when I sat on it, it made me want to buy it and ride it. I decided to buy it and I think I am going to keep it for a while as it is more than enough to cruise around on the weekends. In fact, everytime I stop at traffic lights, people always look at my bike. I would definitely recommend this bike to anyone. All my friends couldn't believe that it was only 250cc as it looks bigger than any 250cc bike on the market. I am sure if you buy it, you'll love it as much as I do!!!
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Reviewed on January 15, 2007
Motorcycle reviewed
2006 Hyosung GV250

5.0
I just started riding this summer and I wanted a bike I was not scared of. My husband wanted me to have a bike that wasn't too much for me to handle. This is a great beginner bike. It handles very nicely. It has more power than you would think a 250cc would...
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I just started riding this summer and I wanted a bike I was not scared of. My husband wanted me to have a bike that wasn't too much for me to handle. This is a great beginner bike. It handles very nicely. It has more power than you would think a 250cc would have.
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Reviewed on January 8, 2007
Motorcycle reviewed
2006 Hyosung GV250

5.0
I was told this bike was easy to ride and a great beginner bike. After riding for a season I have to agree and highly recommend this bike to...
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I was told this bike was easy to ride and a great beginner bike. After riding for a season I have to agree and highly recommend this bike to others.
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Reviewed on December 8, 2006
Motorcycle reviewed
2005 Hyosung Aquila 250 (GV250-000701)

5.0
I am a beginning rider and I fell in love with this bike from day 1. I have to admit that I looked at other models, but for a beginning bike, it can't be topped for looks and...
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I am a beginning rider and I fell in love with this bike from day 1. I have to admit that I looked at other models, but for a beginning bike, it can't be topped for looks and performance.
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Reviewed on October 17, 2006
Motorcycle reviewed
2004 Hyosung Comet 250

5.0
I think my rating says it all. I used to ride a Yamaha 900 back in the early eighties, and had experiences with other bikes from Harleys to Hondamatics...Remember that bike? LOL. Anyway, when I bought this bike I thought it was a Ducati at first. It had incredible lines and a wicked look for a...
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I think my rating says it all. I used to ride a Yamaha 900 back in the early eighties, and had experiences with other bikes from Harleys to Hondamatics...Remember that bike? LOL. Anyway, when I bought this bike I thought it was a Ducati at first. It had incredible lines and a wicked look for a 250. The previous owner let me take it for a test drive down in South Beach...at the very first stop light a bus driver opened his window and gave me the thumbs up. He said he loved the look of it. His mouth was wide open when I told him it was a 250. As I got to the end of South Beach for a stretch, a photographer and his model walked up to me and asked if I was in a hurry because he wanted to shoot this beautiful blonde bikini model on my new bike. Of course I couldn't deny her the chance to pose on my new bike for the next issue of his magazine. She looked so hot on my bike...amazing compliment to my new bike. Other riders just pull up to me at lights and ask me if its a 650. It gets a lot of attention. It's very comfortable and I weigh 190 lbs. Fast enough for Highway. Efficient for street. I only wish I could find a Yellow full fairing for it. If I can, I plan to paint the frame black and black rims as well. What do you guys think? It looks naked with out the fairing and windscreen. If anyone knows where I can get the full front fairing for it, please let me know. If you're thinking about getting one, don't hesitate.
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Reviewed on October 7, 2006
Motorcycle reviewed
2003 Hyosung Comet 250

5.0
This bike is an excellent performer for a 250cc bike. Top speeds around 95 mph. As for mileage, I get 75 mpg when riding conservatively. Nice torquey motor, will get you to 85 mph in a hurry. The bike uses the same frame that Hyosung uses in their 600 cc versions, so it's overbuilt and overweight...
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This bike is an excellent performer for a 250cc bike. Top speeds around 95 mph. As for mileage, I get 75 mpg when riding conservatively. Nice torquey motor, will get you to 85 mph in a hurry. The bike uses the same frame that Hyosung uses in their 600 cc versions, so it's overbuilt and overweight for a 250 - but that only makes it more stable on the highway. This is still my first choice among 250cc bikes. Only complaint is that I am seeing rust appear at some small spots on the frame - nothing a bit of waxing and greasing doesnt fix. Paint quality could be better.
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Reviewed on September 15, 2006
Motorcycle reviewed
2005 Hyosung Aquila 250 (GV250-000701)

5.0
This is a great bike for a 250cc. It has about 30 hp, more than any other 250cc cruiser out there, and the looks are better than the other plain jane cruiser. Top speed is 85+, so keeping up w/traffic is easy. Good first bike, well balanced, smooth power, adjustable rear shocks, nice chrome, great...
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This is a great bike for a 250cc. It has about 30 hp, more than any other 250cc cruiser out there, and the looks are better than the other plain jane cruiser. Top speed is 85+, so keeping up w/traffic is easy. Good first bike, well balanced, smooth power, adjustable rear shocks, nice chrome, great looking paint. They have come a long long way with quality. This is a 250 you won't outgrow or get tired of as fast as the other ones out there. 2yr unlimited mile warranty also. Some parts are interchangeable with Suzuki.
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Reviewed on September 1, 2006
Motorcycle reviewed
2003 Hyosung GV 250 Aquila

5.0
Hello! Been around motorcycles all my life. That is about 47 years now. Started with a Sears mini bike back in the late sixties, then a 50 minitrail from Honda, a70CL Honda (first time using a clutch), 185 dirt bike, Kawasaki Z400, Kawasaki LTD 1000, Yamaha, etc. As you can see, tried many models...
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Hello! Been around motorcycles all my life. That is about 47 years now. Started with a Sears mini bike back in the late sixties, then a 50 minitrail from Honda, a70CL Honda (first time using a clutch), 185 dirt bike, Kawasaki Z400, Kawasaki LTD 1000, Yamaha, etc. As you can see, tried many models and brands. The thing is that I have been retired from cycling for some years now. Around came the kids, needed family pastimes, so jumped back to dirt bikes for me and my 3 boys. The opportunity came to get a Hyosung. Cheap. I mean CHEAP!!! So I decided to give it a try. The investment; no investment. This little thing sounds great, feels great, is comfortable, gets great gas milleage, is RELIABLE, nice looking and parts are available. I had it for a couple of years now and the only thing I have done to it, besides the oil changes, is adjusting the drive chain. Of course, some stains show on the chrome nuts and detailing, but remember that this bike is CHEAP. I can surely compare it with a 450 Shadow I had some years ago. (For which I paid a lot more than what I paid for this one). I could suggest 2 things that could surely improve this motorcycle performance: a sixth gear and a wider rear tire. Of course, remember that this is only a 250 that looks sounds and performs like a bigger and more expensive bike. But if like me and life brings you a Hyosung near by, do not let it go. You will not regret it! Of course, I am planning to get a C90 Boulevard, but I am keeping this one. I've got nothing to lose!!!
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