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DSK-Hyosung might be Launch GT250R on June 13

Yes, it is official. The big-time South Korean motorcycle manufacturer Hyosung has split up with its former ally Indian sun film major Garware, with whom it had an alliance for...

Yes, it is official. The big-time South Korean motorcycle manufacturer Hyosung has split up with its former ally Indian sun film major Garware, with whom it had an alliance for the motorcycle market of India. Rising to the occasion are DSK Motowheels, a division of DS Kulkarni group which works on variety of fields from real estate to car dealerships. As a matter of fact, DSK is known for its high quality service in western India and runs a chain of Toyota dealerships. So, that should be a point of relief for the owners of Hyosung motorcycles in the nation. As a result assembling of engine and transmissions will now take place in India which will ultimately result in the cost of the motorcycle going down as CKD kits attract 10% duty as opposed to the 75% duty on completely built units (CBU).

As of now, the new launch of Hyosung for Indian Market is the fully faired GT250R which will have the engine assembled in India. Because of this DSK-Hyosung partnership the company is expected to price this new beast very competitively, and frankly that is exactly what is required in the current market considering that this bike will have to go up against really strong contenders in the name of Honda CBR250R and the Kawasaki Ninja 250R. The new Hyosung GT250R will sport a V-Twin oil-cooled 250 cc four-stroke engine.

Hyosung GT250R features a DOHC layout with four valves per cylinder. The bike will work under a maximum power of 28 bhp and a 23 Nm of peak torque will be produced. DSK-Hyosung plans to launch many more products this coming season including a 250 and 650 cc cruiser. As of now the brand produces three motorcycles in India, GT650R, GT650N and ST7. This beast in the name of Hyosung GT250R is prepared to run on the streets from 13 June 2012.

Hyosung GT250R User Reviews

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nikku on May 29, 2022
4.0
Best Power Bike

The best power bike in this price range's features are quite good, mileage speed and control are superb and overall nice.

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kalpesh on Feb 11, 2020
5.0
Awesome Bike

It's an awesome bike because of its speed. I would suggest people buy this bike.

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anonymous on Jun 29, 2019
5.0
Hyosung GT250R

It is a fantastic bike by looks, performance, and offers a powerful V-Twin Engine. It looks like a beast and a Big Boy of the road.

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nikhil on Jun 13, 2019
5.0
The best 250cc bike. #beast

It is the best bike in 250cc segment. It doesn't look like a 250cc bike , rather look's like a 1000cc bike.

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praveen on Mar 04, 2012
3.0
Hyosung Bikes from Indian buyer pont of view

Heavier than Honda CBR 250 R but trustable one.As it is heavier it's stability will surely be top grade, being able to adjust it's pilion seat 3 way is cool.If priced comparatively, it is going to give honda and Yamaha a good competition.Having minusses typical of a Hyosung, I would have liked the weight going down;..yes it's of the same frame of the 650r, but engineers........you should have did something appreciable.But I appreciate double discs up front and good rear nd front looks.Karvray mototrs hav done a great job promoting you.Weel done, But just not it!! Praveen, student from Chennai Read More

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