REVIEW Naza Blade GTR 250 TBR

       Alright. Meet my friend's superbike. The Naza Blade 250 GTR. This Blade comes with TBR version is belong to a biker Raflan Ludah. TBR stands for Twin Brother Racing, so this TBR bike comes different decals and accessories. Way more better looks than the normal Blade.

      This Blade originally known as Hyosung 250 GTR, but introduced by Naza in Malaysia. Naza is a well known dealer. Besides Hyosung, Naza also introduced Ferrari, Porsche and others super car. Naza also focusing not just selling, but sales after service. So no worries about spare parts. Now you can have it in any authorized dealer. 

(So, let's begins the REVIEW!)

Going out!

And.. DONE!

      So, after a 10 minutes plus riding, here my review:

PRO:

1. Big Chassis
          Well, if you are 175 cm and above, this is your bike. This chassis is really close to 600 cc size. The fuel tank is 18L capacity, make its the biggest bike for 250cc sportbike. 
2. Good Accelaration
           V-Twin really not dissapoint whoever seeking for speed. Even though this bike is heavy, but the weight doesn't slow the accelaration!
3. Good Riding Position
         Handle of the bike is at the good position, so riding doesn't make you tired, no matter long ride or city ride. It's just confortable to ride around.
4. Stable At High Speed
         When I reach 100 kmh, the bike still stable. No vibration, no sight of lossing control. But I just manage to ride up to 135 kmh, since highway at Kota Kinabalu is not so long. But this Blade can goes more than 135 kmh.
5. Best Price
       What I can say more? Look at mudah.my.. They offer Naza Blade for RM16,000.00, and Rm21.000.00 for Blade 650. The TBR version a bit expensive but still this V-Twin 250 cc is the best price among it's class. 

CON

1. Too Heavy for 250cc
         Ok, for your information, this is the heaviest 250 cc sportbike. 18L of fuel tank does make your bike look nice, but remember, bigger bike can make you tired if you are smaller person.
2. Expensive Parts
        All those spare Parts are original. Easier to get. But the price is somehow expensive than most Kawasaki and Yamaha Parts. For example, the original Oil Filter is costing you RM 70. But, some parts, you can use others brand, as long as it fits on this Blade 250 GTR.

Thanks For Reading. Have A Safe Ride Everyone!

Photo Bike 2 (Feat. Diandra and Others)

Hello, its me again. But, there is nothing to say. Just enjoy the part 2 of Photo Bike that occur in Sandakan at last 4th October 2014.

(Lucky Bastard)

(She's with damn CBR 1000)

(Its Kawasaki Right?)

(Another Ninja. with hot performance, and hot chicks)

(Jealous, you should be. Haha)

(Hai Dian!)

(Two chicks with Megelli 250rr)

(Another pose of Dian)

(Perfect couple?)

(Great Pose!)

(Sumandak with KTM Duke)

(Its Hyosung!)

(Another CBR!!)

(Another Megelli 250rr)

(Last Photo, Dian with edited color of Megelli 250rr)

        Lastly, please note that all those images and photo are not mine. Its from my old friend, Dian,a freelancer model, and some of it are from Google Image. So have a nice day people. And thanks for visiting my blog. =)

Photo Bike (Feat. Diandra)

    Hello everyone! This event might be a little late for me to post, but I just get those photo from my old friend, Ms. Diandra. She is freelancer model but as you can see on the poster, she is one of the model of this Photo Bike event.

    This event occur on 4th of October 2014, at ILP Side Road, Sibuga, Sandakan, Sabah. In this event, all rider and photographer are welcome. THe only charge you RM20 either you are rider or photographer. This open event is organized by MM Bikers Sandakan & The Photochronic. These are some images from that event:

(She with Megelly 250rr, same superbike that I ride until today)

(Dian with CBR 500r)

(She with Hyosung GTR, or we call it Naza Blade)

(Another Naza Blade)

(Pose with Hyosung)

       Thanks to Diandra for those exclusive images that she gave me. We all support you for your modelling career. Haha. This last image, her another photoshoot with Megelly.

(Thanks again, Dian!)