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Affordable & Powerful - Hyosung GT650R

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About Hyosung & Garware

Hyosung Motors America Inc. is a division of S&T Motors. Since 1978, S&T Motors has been committed to advancing motorcycle technologies to meet or exceed its customers’ demands. It established Hyosung Motors America in 2005 and ventured into the US market expanding from simple and efficient commuting bikes into the highly competitive recreational market. Garware Motors has launched three bikes in collaboration with Hyosung. The company is tageting sales of 2000 bikes in the first fiscal with a production capacity of 10 units a day. S&T Motors are world class technology giants in the South Korean market since 1978. 

Overview of Hyosung GT650R

Whether naked or faired, the GT delivers all around performance and handling. The GT650 family starts with a rigid chassis and adjustable suspension that gives precise handling and feedback. 650cc, 90 degree DOHC, 8 valve, fuel injected V-twin engine gives both high peak power and a broad usable power band. The new 4-piston calipers enhance braking power, and a LED tail lamp enhances your visibility and safety at night. GT650R with clip on handle bars, adjustable foot pegs, race inspired full fairing and narrow and higher seat complete the sport bike package.

Engine of Hyosung GT650R

Hyosung GT650R is powered by a V-twin, 647 cc, two-cylinder, four-stroke, liquid cooled, eight-valve, DOHC engine and mated to a six-speed transmission. The maximum power produced by this motor is 72.68 hp @ 9000 rpm and peak torque is 60.9 Nm @ 7500 rpm. The fuel tank capacity of Hyosung GT650R is 17 litres.

Brakes and Suspension of Hyosung GT650R

Braking is provided by double hydraulic front disc brakes and a single hydraulic disc brake at the rear. The Hyosung GT650R features upside down, telescopic suspension at the front and swing arm with progressive linkage hydraulic mono-shock absorber at the rear. The top speed of Hyosung GT650R is expected to be 220 kmph. The GT650R inspires rider confidence whether you are commuting to work or doing laps at the track. The adjustable suspension, inverted forks and oval tube frame provide you with solid performance and extraordinary rider feedback.

Shades Available in Hyosung GT650R

Hyosung GT650R is available in six shades:

- Ruby Red
- Satin Black
- White Glory
- Cherry and Black
- Royal Sunrise
- Pure Pelican

Corporate Office Address

Garware Motors Ltd.
4th Floor, Amar Avinash Plaza, Plot N D/2, Bund garden road,
Pune - 411001 - India

Contact Number: +91 20 32417222
Email Address: info@garwaremotors.com
For Enquiries: enquiry@garwaremotors.com
For Dealership: partnerwithus@garwaremotors.com

Member Comments

• Sudhakar Mishra

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  I'm gonna own one very soon.

  Posted on Sat, Mar 10, 2012
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• swapnil nate

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  gt 650 r is definately raw power , once riden you guys will enjoy the power feel...

  Posted on Wed, Jan 11, 2012
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• Saptaswa Charan Rakshit

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  i dont think this is a very good option when the kawasaki 650r is bing sold at nearly 50000 Rs less. and with kawasaki quality and durability is more or less guaranteed.

  Posted on Fri, Dec 9, 2011
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• Suri

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  Korean products are Value for Money products, being 30 to 40% less expensive to comparable Japanese Products because Japanese products are Superior in product Quality and Very high in Global and Indian Brand appeal. Hyosung is nothing but a Suzuki Collaborated product and its Korean version. The products will find market if they are sold at the right prices, not at such high prices.

  Posted on Wed, Dec 7, 2011
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• anug royal

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  looking like a alteration bike n not a company made,if hyosung is a china company den pls dnt prefer guys

  Posted on Thu, Nov 24, 2011
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