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Hyosung GT250 Review

Royal Enfield C5

Bike Clock Review

Welcome
May 2011 - Hyosung GT250 Review

Thanks for taking a look at Twin Cities Rider. This is our seventh issue of what we hope will become your favourite source for motorcycle, scooter and moped information in the Minneapolis & St. Paul area.

Hyosung GT250 "Naked" Review
The bike is "naked"... NOT the reviewer. You'll thank me for that. Escalating fuel prices are bringing more and more new riders to the world of motorcycles and scooters. While Kawasaki has had a "lock" on the 250cc sporty-bike market since 1986, there are some others bringing fine machines to the US in this category. Honda has recently started selling the CBR250R in the US and Hyosung has had their GT250 here for a few years now. We review the new fuel-injected version of the Hyosung HERE.

More on the Royal Enfield Bullet C5
We have started to add to our Royal Enfield Bullet C5. Even though we've been burdened with April showers... SNOW showers, we're getting miles on the new Royal Enfield Bullet C5. CLICK HERE to read this month's edition of our extended review.  

Clocks4Bikes Review
It pretty much goes without saying that leaving our Royal Enfield Bullet C5 in dead stock condition is just NOT an option. It's a sickness, we can't help ourselves. One of the cool items installed on our Royal Enfield Bullet C5 was a stem-mounted clock. CLICK HERE for our Clocks4Bikes review.

Several features of this website are not necessarily associated with any single issue of Twin Cities Rider, but are here as resources for you. Our calendar page features a list of events in the Twin Cities area. The links page includes lists of area dealers and shops as well as groups & clubs. If you just can't get enough blather about motorcycles and scooters, check out the Two-Wheels-And-A-Motor podcasts or the Just-Gotta-Scoot podcasts. We have added a "Sales Corner" for local readers looking to sell (or buy), let me know if you have something you want to post there.  Of course it goes without saying that we desperately hope you will visit our sponsors and give them a chance to earn your business.

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