QUOTE(SubangChai @ Feb 3 2009, 10:23 PM)
alot of people advices not to go for blades, actually i kinda like the bike, can i hear some pros and cons from the real bladers?
I just owned this bike ( Naza Blade 250R a.k.a Hyosung 250GT ) year 2009 and from my opinions and others:
Pros:1.
Really big ~!...feels like you ride a 1000cc superbike. 2.
Got really superb GRAWWW sound compare to other 250cc bikes -> blade 250 sound like Ducati Monster bike.
3.
Got really strong V-Twin engine. ( The V configuration reduces the overall engine length and weight compared to an equivalent straight engine (the straight engine or in-line engine is an internal-combustion engine with all cylinders aligned in one row.) The v-twin configuration allows for optimum torque for a given displacement...
POWER)
4.
Big tires ~! 5.
Top speed can reach 180km/h - 210km/h (if you have light body weight, ride & setting perfectly the bike)
6.
Got cool clear digital meter7.
Front double disk brake ~!...got massive stopping power~!....when i ride in 170++ km/h , I just pull the brake using 2 fingers only and it stop instantly.
8.
Very bright head/front light .... like a car light.
9.
Great Fuel consumption compare to other 250cc bikes. ( full tank -> 17 litres for 400++ km )
10.
Adjustable foot rest. Cons:1.
Really heavy ( 170 ++ kg)...got one time the bike fell down and I can't get it up by myself...need 3 people to stand it up...
2.
5 speed only.... (Yamaha RXZ and 125Z also got 6 Speed)
3.
Not solid enoughh....too many hole at the engine room. ( i prefer Naza can put full fairing engine cover )
4.
Using bulb light at the rear lamp and signal lamp. ( I prefer LED light )
Between entry superbike (250cc) -> Hyosung 250GT and Kawasaki 250R...my professional superbike mechanic said:
Hyosung 250GT better in :
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Speed-
Performance-
Fuel Consumption-
StabilityKawasaki 250R better in :
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Handling-
Material-
Durability-
Spare Partsso....above just my opinion and i refer to other specialist also. It's better you try by your self and ask the pro. Your money your thing
This post has been edited by ali_setanx: Dec 8 2009, 01:09 PM