If you ride a sportbike and you're bitching about 'ergos', you're too old.

 

yes I am...44.

 

you can't evaluate a bike's suspension as being twitchy or wallowy or anything without have the suspension set up properly.

and given that most bikes are setup for a 160lb rider from the factory, any number of things could've been happening.

 

You're joking right? They are good cheap starter bikes. They arent even in the same class with the big 4 tho :lol: And they are cheap, cheap, and cheaply built.

 

No man, serious, greatest bike of all time... yeah I'm totally kidding. We've actually had a few trade-in Hyosung's at the dealership. Like you said they'd make a great starter bike because they're inexpensive, Hyosung is really good about backing up their warranty, and they're pretty easy to work on (considering they'll probably need it). They're a great bike to cut your teeth on but not much past that.

I also agree with charlos about not being able to really evaluate a bike without it being setup for you. I was just giving my initial impression of the bike. I think it would have been nice to be able to ride the bike this weekend and see what it was like once I really got used to it. Oh yeah by the way, I got my bike back and can I say WOW. The guys synchronized my throttle bodies and holy crap what a difference. I had no idea my bike was actually that strong. I mean it's not a 1000 or anything but it's definitely a night and day difference.