Hyosung Cruise II

i bought a hyosung cruise 2 about 2 months ago and when i take it on the road it doesnt go above 35 mph and doesnt go above 5000rpm has anyone any idea what could be the problem

had my cruise 2 for 2 years and it is an incredible bike came off a scooter to this and i had never ridden a bike with gears but within minuites i was doing fine spent £50 for a back tire and stem bearings and flew through m.o.t just changed indicators to bike it flexi ones and i live in the sticks so loads of branches to compete with currently changing paint red frame speedos and wheels and black pannels and tank with red flaming skull decals and mudguard with red stripe going to look great and will get heads turning

I bought my Hyosung cruise ii 125 for next too nothing,it had been left outside too rot and been standing for almost 18 months.Pulled out the kick start and after 5 minutes the engine came to life.Rode the bike home,spent minimal money on fork seals,sprockets and chain,bit of polish and some T.L.C.

It is now as good as new and have put another trouble free 4000km on the clock.It is brilliant on fuel and after taking a smaller back sprocket(41T) it can comfortably stay with traffic.I used the bike daily and cruise on the freeway at 120km/h,reached a top speed of 135km/h.I service the bike every 3000km.This little bike is worth every penny spent.

I have owned a hyosung cruise 2 for just over 6 months now and i love it! I use it mostly as commuter bike as i do 50 miles every day to work. this bike starts fine everytime, and it always gets heads turning!

Have ridden my Hyosung Cruise II for several weeks just came off a yamaha dragstar so feels a bit of step down in looks stakes but is definitely faster and i fixed all the minor problems myself, handles well and very low seating position so if short legs this is your bike lol, am happy you get a lot for your money - seems solid and rides quite smooth, good alround learner bike

Just bought a 2001 reg yesterday evening and it is the best bike I have ever had. Now the bike I sold was a Suzuki en125-2 which and that was a very good bike but the Hyosung Cruise II us a hundred times better. The Suzuki's top speed and pulling away was good but I noticed the Hyosung Cruise II is a lot quicker and also feels like a 250cc. It also corners a lot better and is really easy to control at slow speeds and maneuver round obstacles in High Speeds.

Great commuter and excellent learner bike! Very cheap on Fuel and insurance! most comfortable seat I've EVER seen on a motorbike, Extremely RELIABLE!

Reliability, great for learning bikers such as myself, handles well in bad weather as well as gliding in good weather, looks and sounds much more than a 125cc!

Overall is a good and reliable first bike looking forward to purchasing antoehr hyosung made motorbike perhaps sports rather than cruise, bike isn't generally great looking but with a bit of stickers and shiny chrome bike can look sexy and if you take the muffler out the exhaust sounds like a beast for a 125cc!

I bought mine on 2001 and still have it. It has nearly 37000km on the clock. So far (8 years) I have changed indicator relay, rear suspensions 3 times, twice rear tyre, 3 times headlight bulb, horn, service items like brake shoes and pads, oil filter air filter etc, exhaust pipe (all the way from engine to the end) that's abut it really. Still goes strong, buy it you won't regret it.

I bought this bike to learn on as I had never ridden a geared bike before. Within minutes I was up and down the gears like I had been riding for a while and I felt confident enough to go out on the road. Once out on the road on her, what an enjoyable ride.