Greeting from Poland
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New to bikes ? And chose Hyosung as your first bike ? = GOOD CHOICE! – I think you will learn a LOT!
Welcome to the dark side hahaha 🙂
How are you finding the experience riding the Hyosung ? It is a 125cc but it is physically bigger than most 125ccs like Yamaha YZFR125 , so it feels like you have a GS500 Suzki with nice plastics and 125cc motor!
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Maybe not totally new, I was riding as a kid on 50cc, it was 23 years ago 😅
But first timer as a owner 😁
I find my Hyo quite well, I was so scared my first roundcross 🙈 but I handle IT quite well 😀
I know it’s the most or almost the heviest bike in 125ccs and it’s Perfect for my weight 70kg 😀 it’s so stable on the road, even due the weight the acceleration it’s very surprising 😀
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Maybe not totally new, I was riding as a kid on 50cc, it was 23 years ago 😅 But first timer as a owner 😁 I find my Hyo quite well, I was so scared my first roundcross 🙈 but I handle IT quite well 😀 I know it’s the most or almost the heviest bike in 125ccs and it’s Perfect for my weight 70kg 😀 it’s so stable on the road, even due the weight the acceleration it’s very surprising 😀
180 kgs with a full tank, she is a heavy girl indeed! 🤯 but like you said, you feel “planted down” on the light, where other 125 bikes might be “too light feeling” on fast roads.
Glad you are enjoying it , make sure to give it a good service and go through everything around the bike before going on very long trips! – You can’t trust anything the previous owner says, so it is better to reset as a new one (new tyres , new brakes, new chain, new oil filter, new air filter, new motul 7100 oil recommended, etc, etc)
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