In India, it is mandatory for motorcycle manufacturers to fit their bikes with saree guard as standard equipment. This rule applies to every bike sold in the country, irrespective of whether its a CBU or a CKD, 100cc or a 1800cc. We had test ridden the Hyosung GT650N earlier and that time the 650cc monster did not have a saree guard. But at our recent visit to the Garware Motors showroom in Pune, we caught a GT650N on display with saree guard. Trust me, the saree guard totally out of place and takes away from the gorgeous looks of the GT650N.
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Garwamre Motors has soft launched a limited edition version of the GT650N motorcycle. This limited edition gets some cosmetic changes and will be available for a limited period of time. It is currently on display at Garware Motors showrooms in Pune, Bangalore and Kolkata. Available in black colour, the GT650N LE will be available with the tubular frame finished in bright red colour. Graphics have been added to the tank and tail. The wheels get pin-stripes, and the motorcycle looks more appealing with these small changes. This limited edition is priced at a premium of Rs. 10,000/- over the regular GT650N. This makes the GT650N LE cost Rs. 4.61 lakhs (on-road, Pune).
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Hyosung GT650N - Click above for high resolution picture gallery
Text: Faisal A Khan; Photographs: Viraja D Vakada
Bike tested: 2011 Hyosung GT650N
Price OTR Mumbai: Rs. 4,45,000/- (with discount)
Garware Motors’ third bike in India is a naked streetfighter. Such bikes are very popular globally. Not only are they cheaper to buy and easier to ride, they are also insanely fast and practical too. The latest naked in town not only looks the part but goes the part too. Known as the GT650N and based largely on the GT650R, this new Hyosung is the cheapest superbike on sale today and can easily be the stepping stone to bigger bikes for many. Currently Garware Motors is aggressively pushing the Hyosung GT650N by offering a discount of Rs. 60,000/- on the bike. But is that enough to cut the mustard? We put the GT650N through our road test to find out if it hits the right spots. [click to continue…]
Garware Motors has extended the discount on the GT650N for the month of December. The company calls it the Christmas offer. For those in the dark, Garware Motors was offering the Hyosung GT650N for a mouth watering Rs. 3.80 lakhs (ex-showroom, Pune) in November, 2011. Now the company has extended this offer for another month. The Hyosung GT650N now comes at an on-road price of Rs. 4.30 lakhs (on-road, Pune) with this discount. This makes this motorcycle an excellent option for those looking at a fast machine which won’t burn a hole in your pocket. [click to continue…]
The Hyosung GT650N was launched one and a half months ago, priced at Rs. 4.39 lakhs (ex-showroom, Delhi). Now Garware Motors is offering a juicy discount on the bike of close to Rs 60,000/-. This makes the GT650 available for a post discount price of Rs. 3.80 lakhs (ex-showroom, Goa). At this discounted price, the GT650N is an extremely good alternative for those looking to get into sports biking. The discount is valid only till November 30, so if you want a fast bike, which does not burn a hole in your pocket, you know where to head right away. [click to continue…]
Garware Motors has just now launched the Hyosung GT650N in Mumbai. The Hyosung GT650N (Naked) is priced at Rs. 4.39 lakhs (ex-showroom, Delhi), which is cheaper than the Kawasaki Ninja 650R by a slight margin. The Hyosung GT650N uses the same 650cc, V-Twin motor that does duty on the GT650R. This engine produces 72 BHP pf power and can reach 100 kmph in around 5.5 seconds. Top speed is around 210 kmph and the GT650N will return 18-20 kmpl. The GT650N is available in three colors namely White, Red and Black. [click to continue…]
Garware Motors will launch the Hyosung GT650N in India on the 13th of October. The GT650N, which is a naked version of the GT650R will help the company to increase its volumes significantly. Garware Motors aims to sell 1,200 bikes in the country within the first year. The GT650N looks alot more muscular and uses the same engine which does duty in the GT650R. The 650cc engine in the Hyosung GT650N produces 72 BHP of power at 9000 RPM and 60 Nm of torque at 7500 RPM. The GT650N will be priced around Rs. 1 lakh cheaper than the GT650R, making the bike value for money for the kind of performance it offers. [click to continue…]
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