Faults:

Engine cutting out while slowing down, braking.

General Comments:

I bought the 2009 Hyosung GT650 (naked bike) a few weeks ago, rode it about 75 miles or so and within those 70'ish miles the bike stalled on me, literally, about 15 times. When I initially test rode the bike, it happened to me then, but I thought it was because it was a brand new bike and it just needed to get ridden. Anyhow, when riding it was fine actually.

The bike rides very nicely, nice sounds, good acceleration. When slowing down I hold in the clutch and start pumping the front and rear brake, and while doing so the bike would just shut off as if I killed the engine switch. I would have to pull over and restart the bike.

I'd had about enough when I was going to make a left turn and the bike stalled, and there was an ambulance coming behind me. I couldn't immediately start the bike because I was still doing 30 miles per hour (and if it can restart while running I didn't know). So because I was still rolling and the bike had shut completely off, the ambulance came within feet of hitting me because I was at a complete stop in the left lane in the middle of the busy street. Thank goodness I made it home.

The shop where I bought the bike picked it up that following Tuesday (last Tuesday) to check it out. They called me up 4 days later, letting me know the bike was fine and they that they had ridden it and it never stalled. I went over with my boyfriend to test ride it before taking it home, and sure enough, it stalled on him within a mile of riding it. The manager then went to ride it and the bike wouldn't even start. The electric on the bike was completely dead. They thought it was the battery and when they checked it, it was fine. Now it looks like a battery or an electrical problem.

Now I'm leary of even riding the motorcycle because what if I get on that thing and it dies on the highway on an emergency brake and I get rear ended? That almost happened to my boyfriend when he took it out on a 7-10 mile test ride. Someone in front of him slammed on his brakes and he automatically clutched in and braked and it stalled. The woman behind came within inches of hitting him. He was able to coast off and restart so he's OK. This is a very dangerous thing that's happening to my bike. I previously owned a Honda CBR 600 and that never happened in the 1k miles I put on it.

I hope it's an easy fix, but no one should take something like this so lightly. This is my life we're dealing with...

I would appreciate some feedback as to what it could be besides what I already mentioned.