Hyosung GV 125 Aquila Reviews

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A good ride, has good "poke" for its size always turns heads but the Crome work is a concern, and I have had some electrical work done, new head lamp the old one did not light sufficiently, but always starts, "thats done it*

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The Hyosung GV 125 Aquila is awsome, did me very pround. Had it for two years and never let me down.

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I bought the Hyosung GV 125 Aquila bike second hand from a friend. I rode a Hyosung for my CBT and looked to get another one for my first bike. I bought it with low mileage and was slightly concerned that i got it for such a low price but have not regretted it one bit.

The bike looks amazing I've had people comment on the fact that I'm riding a bike that's too big to have L plates on and wont believe me that its only a 125. It sounds awesome with the V twin and sits beautifully on the rode much ...

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Not expensive but it looks expensive, we love to ride it both me and my son.(it`s my son`s bike)

Hyosung GV 125 Aquila looks very nice, looks bigger than it is, this is very confortable bike and steady.

The cromeplated metal parts are bad, they are extremely sensitive to rust(oxidation).

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I have had the Hyosung GV 125 Aquila bike three weeks and I am always being asked all sorts of questions all good I might add. Its hard to give a review after such a short time but so far so good. MPG, comfort, road holding and the looks the bike gets. Will come back with some opinions in three months till then happy riding.

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WOW, I bought this Hyosung GV 125 Aquila bike and will not regret it. Very cheap to run and on the those open country roads you might wonder how you can get 70MPH (bear in mind very safe and straight country roads, i wouldnt want you thinking I was promoting stupidity)
The bike can corner very well and is very sturdy. I must admit, the bike weight is very heavy for a 125cc bike but feels solid and safe also

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I chose between this Hyosung GV 125 Aquila, the Pioneer Nevada or the Honda Shadow, I'm glad i chose the right bike.

Ive had more comments on this bike from people mistaking it for a 600CC to the general looks of the bike.

Very economical to run and cheap on the road, it's an Iron Horse which gets the job done.

You wont regret buying it.

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Since I have owned the Hyosung GV 125 Aquila bike (just under 2 years) I have had the following re-fitted to the bike:
2x Main wiring harness
2x Ignition housing
1x Near side Gear foot rest (snapped for no reason going down dual carriage way.......lucky not killed!!)
1x new cam chain kit
2x new carbs (old ones burned out after 1300 miles)
1x weld new exhaust
1x Full new engine
2x new nearside indicators
1x nearside handlebar (Snapped for no apparent reason....Lucky not killed.......AGAIN!)
New f ...

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The Hyosung GV 125 Aquila is a very good bike. Sounds nice looks nice and as cheap as hell to run. handles well, able to lean over at 30mph on a corner no problem (NOT IN THE WET!) i average 75-80mpg . has fuel gauge! and rev counter. can hit 70mph
I'd definitely recommend this bike for cbt riders. or for those who want to save money commuting to work every day. has big bike features on a little bike frame. so people will mistake it for a 400cc until they fly past you:)

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I've owned this 2007 model bike since April 2008 I got it off eBay with 600km's on it for £1,000, much less than the £2,300 price new. The name must scare people off. Now I ' m up to 3000km's and use it pretty much everyday wind, rain or shine. The bike is out under a cover overnight and has always started first time even on these dark dreary mornings. The only problem encountered so far is on the motorway when it seems to run out of fuel when run at anything above 65 for longer th ...

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Good value for money, excellent ride good on fuel never lets you down strats 1st time great looking bike and quick as well as comfortable riding and hanldes well.
I feel glad I got 1 looks and rides well worth money cheap 2 run.

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Great bike for the newcomer. Confidence builder, great at cornering.

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All in all I'm pleased with this bike the rideability is great and while I did have problems with the back carb running out of fuel all the time (that's been sorted supply pipe wrong bore) I can only say that I'm loads of fun a great little bike better than the yam or suz 125 customs by a long way good price good bike well chuffed. By the by I've ridden for 30 years.

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All in all a great little run around comfy on long distance ideal starter bike though I've been riding for 31 years would recommend to anyone mega reliable never misses a beat good little machine I'm going touring round wales on mine this summer.

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Being 6'3 and 20 stone I needed a big bike, I spotted this on ebay for 500, and have never looked back,when I stop in the street, people think it is a 600, tip - get a stright through exhust, mine came with it, great sound from it!!!!!!

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Bought the Hyosung GV 125 Aquila for my wife to get some experience and to do her CBT on. We needed a low seat height so Jill feels she can touch the ground easily when stopped. This bike is excellent in this respect. You do not need to rev the guts out of it to pull and the handling is superb. I picked the bike up for her and rode home over two hundred miles and it didn't miss a beat. The main problem I feel people have is with the dealerships that do not know about customer care and satisfacti ...

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Buy something other than an Hyosung, had nothing but problems, service manual says clean & lub drive chain, when questioned dealer as to why the work not carried out, dealer says will not do as service schedule is rubbish! The dealer condones this! Says custom not to do this! At time of writing, now have to go to Romford for repairs as Dartford (Drive-chain question) won't help any more, and the garage can't say when they can do repairs as they say they are BUSY! So have to go to Romford, althou ...