2012 Hyosung GT 250 R expected to come in on 13th June

Hyosung, the world famous South Korean sports bike manufacturer is all set to launch Hyosung bikes in India, with their new partner DSK Motowheels. Rumors state that Hyosung India is ready to launch the very famous Hyosung GT 250 R, on 13^th June in India. Earlier Hyosung India had an alliance with Garware, but now they will produce their bikes with DSK Motowheels. DSK is known for their determination for work and high quality services; Hyosung expects the same from them. DSK Motowheel is a subsidiary of DS Kulkarni group.  Hyosung GT 250 R is a very stylish and sporty bike and the looks of the bike are fantastic.











The bike is designed aesthetically, and the front cowl crafted beautifully. The oval shape headlight looks very cool and gives the bike a sporty feel. 2012 Hyosung GT 250 R features are awesome and unique. The Bike will have front double disk brake and GT 250 R will be the only bike in the segment that has this feature. The bike looks like a devil on the road with its full sized dimensions and sporty features that are commonly found in 600 cc and higher class bikes. 2012 Hyosung GT 250 R will be fed with a 249 cc V-twin, 8 valves, 4-stroke DOHC air cooled engine that will churn out 28 bhp at 10,000rpm with an amazing max torque of 22Nm @ 8,000rpm. The bike can reach 0-100 kmph in just 8.3 seconds. Ride Review: Hyosung “Hardcore” GT250R.











Hyosung GT 250R Price and Specifications is awesome. Hyosung will reach a top speed of 150 Kmph. This beautiful machine will come with an EFI fuel injection system that will reduce fuel consumption and carbon emission and will improve its power and torque. Hyosung 250 GT R mileage will be around 25 Kmpl which is fairly good for a 250cc bike. The Bike will have a 5 speed gear transmission. 2012 Hyosung GT 250 R reviews and road test reports are amazing. 2012 Hyosung GT 250 R price will be expected at around 2.5 Lakh to compete with other bikes in the 250 cc segment. The bike will give tough competition to Honda’s CBR 250 R and Kawasaki Ninja 250. DSK Motowheel will assemble this bike from their Wai plant, Maharashtra. DSK will assemble engines using CKD kits that will save export taxes up to 75 % and it will allow DSK to reduce 2012 Hyosung GT 250 prices. The bike will be equipped with an engine that will be assembled in India.