GPX Demon GR165RR 4V ABS User Review by Shakilur Rahman

GPX DEMON GR 165RR is one of the most popular bikes among sports bikes. I am sure that, This is a bike that sports bike lovers will fall in love with at first sight. Till now I have completed my ride of 980 kilometers in 20 days. Today I am going to share some good and bad experiences with this beautiful sports bike.

First of all, I would like to mention the bad sides.

1-There is no grab rail at the rear side, which is why I feel very hassle if I turn it in a short space.
2-There is only one trip meter, so it is difficult to keep track of my engine oil and Fuel.
3-I have felt a little bit of vibration from this engine but it is tolerable. ( My personal opinion)
4-Headlight power is much less, although more than the R15-v3, Hornet & X-Blade but much less than 4V ABS which was my previous bike.
5-The body kit needs to be opened to change the engine oil filter and coolant.
6-Engines used to hit a lot in the early days but now rarely get above 68-70 degrees Celsius. That's why you must use good quality engine oil and coolant.
7-Repeatedly moving the looking glass loosened the washer and cut it. Later I changed the washer and fixed it.
8-The biggest problem is wheel skids on the muddy ground. The image could not be played where it was taken.
9-The switches on the left side of the handlebar seem a little far away.

Actually, any sports bike will not give you 100% satisfaction. Now let's talk about the good sides of the bike:

1-Looking and the build quality is perfect according to price.
2-Within break-in period I did not check the top speed of this but I believe that the engine seems to have enough pulling power
3-As this is a sports bike, there was no pain in the hands while riding the bike. Generally, comfort is usually not found in sports bikes.
4-The mileage of the bike is very good, I have got near about 43 kilometers per liter.
5-The view of looking glass is good enough.

After all, the bad sides that I found are not that important points so I am satisfied with the bike. Many bikers believe that the GPX uses a China bike or Lifan engine. For their information, GPX is a Thai bike but it is assembled in our country, that's why the company is able to market the bike at such a low price.