Which bike to choose?

[bule]

If you would have to choose a bike between a Korean Hyosung GV 250
chopper and an Italian Piaggio Beverly Cruiser 250 maxi-scooter, which
one would you choose and why? (They basically cost the same...)

[RizlaUK]

all depends on where i would ride it

the Hyosung GV 250 mean looking bike and a perfect curiser, but around town the Piaggio would be my first chioce for obvious reasons, maybe id save a little more and get both, lol

[Derek]

They are completely different bikes aimed at completely different markets. You can't really compare the two. So, like Riz said, depends where ya gonna ride it.

If i could have only one, it would be the Triumph Rocket III

[Imagine Programming]

They are completely different bikes aimed at completely different markets. You can't really compare the two. So, like Riz said, depends where ya gonna ride it.

If i could have only one, it would be the Triumph Rocket III

+1... no +alot... no +everything xD

[RobertB]

Well, I consider myself a motorcyclist that actually enjoys RIDING a motorcycle. IMHO cruiser are a 100% poser bike. So , the scooters say you are green friendly.

[bule]

Well, I consider myself a motorcyclist that actually enjoys RIDING a motorcycle. IMHO cruiser are a 100% poser bike. So, the scooters say you are green friendly.

Well I tried sitting on this Hyosung VT 250 and the feeling is kinda between
a classic bike and cruiser. As for which one is the greener, I'd say they're
not that far from each other, this is a 250ccm engine in the scooter as well.

[Derek]

... IMHO cruiser are a 100% poser bike.

It's generally considered the opposite here in the UK.
Cruisers are for those that ride for the love of bikes and riding. 'Posers' go out on sport bikes [CBR's GSXR's etc. are typical] and only in fair weather. Ride in the rain? they say. Never!

... So , the scooters say you are green friendly.

Anything with two wheels is seen as green friendly, here - compared to vehicles with 4+ wheels.