GT125R (2006 - present) reviewUpdated: 19 Sep 2018 Share BrandHyosungCategorySportsEngine Capacity125ccPrice£3,499.00ProsHyosung's GT125 R has big bike looks with learner legal specs.ConsSome suffer with electrical problems.Tags:MPGpricereviewfor saleforumspecstop speedspecificationsbhphorsepowerpicturesExhaustsParts & Spares Previous Article HP2 Sport (2008 - present) review Next Article GT250R review Related Articles New Bikes Honda unleashes its race DNA with its new flagship superbike for 2027 New Bikes Honda’s purest track-focused CBR1000RR-R Fireblade arrives in style New Bikes 2027 Fireblade revealed, with new chassis and aero updates General Triumph builds off recent sales success by adding new UK dealership General Bikers set for further riding bans if their bikes breach noise limits New Bikes This wild electric hypersport concept isn’t actually heading for production, or is it?Latest Reviews Motorbike Tiny wheels, big laughs, but is the S4 Honcho Trail more than just an off-road toy? 30/09/26 Gear We’ve tried Suzuki’s new off-road school; here’s what to expect 22/09/26 Motorbike Flying Flea C6 EV motorcycle review: The ultimate lightweight EV? 21/09/26 Motorbike Honda CB1000F review: Honda’s most convincing retro bike yet 20/08/26 Gear Akaso 360 review: Is it a rival for the Insta360? 30/06/26Never miss an update.Stay up to speed with the latest motorcycling news and analysis, delivered straight to your inbox.Your information will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Leave this field blank More Reviews Motorbike Still naughty by nature, or has the 790 Duke grown up? 22/06/26 Motorbike Suzuki's SV650 finally gets the update it deserved 22/06/26 Gear Alpinestars Tech-Air 5 Plasma review: the best plug-n-play motorcycle airbag solution? 13/06/26 Gear Oxford's £340 adventure suit has become my go-to kit in 30°C heat 09/06/26 Gear Three boots in one: Eleveit X Privilege E-Dry Enduro review 08/06/26
