Hyosung launched GV250 (Aquila) in India at Rs.2.69 lakh

Hyosung, the South Korean two-wheeler manufacturer has launched its most affordable cruiser, Hyosung GV250 (Aquila) in India at Rs. 2.69 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The entry level cruiser has been designed on the lines of the company's intriguing cruiser, GV650 (Aquila Pro), that is already available in the Indian market.

Hyosung has made this bike according to the Indian road conditions. They have introduced the machine with a 75° V-twin DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder, Air/Oil cooled engine with a displacement of 249cc. The total power produced by the engine is 26.8bhp at an acceleration rate of 10,500rpm along with the peak torque output of 22Nm at an acceleration rate of 7500rpm. The cruiser runs smoothly and sounds like its elder sibling because of the healthy torque production. Mated with the 5-speed manual transmission, this engine is also incorporating the EFI technology.

Hyosung GV 250 (Aquila) has a dry mass of 167kg along with the overall dimensions of 2280mmx885mmx1095mm (l x w x h). The wheelbase of the bike is 1508mm and ground clearance is 150mm. Build on a Perimeter Cradle, this bike accommodates the rider a seat height of 710mm. Tyres fixed with this frame are front 110 / 90 – 16 59S and rear 150 / 80 – 15 70S. The front wheel of the bike carries a semi-floating 275mm single disc with dual piston caliper while the rear wheel comes with drum brakes. Suspensions of this machine are Conventional Telescopic forks for the front and Dual shocks for the rear. The appearance of the cruiser is as enlightening as a rider can dream of. The bike maker has introduced the bike in color tones like Silver Black, 8 Ball Black and Red Black.

Hyosung has started selling this machine via CKD (completely-knocked-down) route, which will be stopped once their Wai plant in Maharashtra is completely built and starts to function. It will also result into the decline of the prices of its products.