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The new kid on the block is a Korean company [[Hyosung]] and they have introduced their new street bikes to the rest of the world. Stepping out into the market is their GT650 with its sleek look very reminiscent of the [[Suzuki SV650]] which I will also write about in this hub. The GT650R with its 64 horsepower and 42.3 lb. ft. of torque offers decent acceleration. It offers a six speed transmission and weighing in a 473 is a contender for those riders looking for a light weight motorcycle. Though some of the feedback is that this [[motorcycle]] lacks proper suspension when handling bumps and the dual-piston front brakes lack in stopping power. | The new kid on the block is a Korean company [[Hyosung]] and they have introduced their new street bikes to the rest of the world. Stepping out into the market is their GT650 with its sleek look very reminiscent of the [[Suzuki SV650]] which I will also write about in this hub. The GT650R with its 64 horsepower and 42.3 lb. ft. of torque offers decent acceleration. It offers a six speed transmission and weighing in a 473 is a contender for those riders looking for a light weight motorcycle. Though some of the feedback is that this [[motorcycle]] lacks proper suspension when handling bumps and the dual-piston front brakes lack in stopping power. | ||