The Daystar features blacked-out styling touches on the wheels, frame, tank and guards, offset by chrome finishes on the airbox cover, raised fuel filler, exhaust, headlight trim and bars that give the entry-level cruiser a tough look that defies its capacity.
The Daystar uses Daelim's 250cc four-stroke, four valve, DOHC engine with electronic fuel injection and liquid cooling. The 250 single provides smooth and useable power and runs to a five speed transmission.
Tele fork front and twin shock rear suspension is compliant, while advanced braking includes a twin front disc front end and single disc rear to provide learner riders with great feel and confidence.
The Daystar's low seat height and light weight make the motorcycle easy to manoeuvre in traffic and perfect for newly licenced riders.
Backed by a two year, unlimited kilometre warrant, the Daystar retails for a very sharp MSLP of $4,290 (plus dealer delivery charges and on road costs).
The Daystar is now available from Daelim dealers Australia-wide.
Further information at: www.daelim.com.au
Daelim release 'Daystar' cruiser

Daelim release 'Daystar' cruiser
South Korean small capacity motorcycle and scooter specialist, Daelim, have unveiled a new LAMS-legal cruiser, the Daystar 250, that's now available locally.
Written by Mike Ryan, Senior Writer
November 22, 2013 10:59 AM AEDT
South Korean small capacity motorcycle and scooter specialist, Daelim, have unveiled a new LAMS-legal cruiser, the Daystar 250, that's now available locally.







