Suzuki
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Suzuki’s all-new RYUYO GSX-R1000R track bike. ONLY 20 AVAILABLE.
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Suzuki has just unveiled its tricked out GSX-R1000R RYUYO track bike – which takes its name from the Japanese brands own test track. To create the RYUYO, Suzuki has joined forces with some of the biggest names in racing, kitting its standard GSX-R1000R out with Yoshimura electronics and an exhaust system, Ohilns chassis and suspension,…
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VIDEO: Team Classic Suzuki at the TT. Part One of Three.
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Team Classic Suzuki has just released the first part of its documentary series from the Isle of Man Classic TT. The ten minute video follows Danny Webb and his iconic Mk10 RG500 through his 2018 Isle of Man Classic TT campaign. Well worth a watch if you’ve got a few minutes spare. https://www.facebook.com/classicsuzukiteam/videos/863240063884266/?t=3
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VIDEO: Suzuki releases SECOND teaser for new 2019 KATANA.
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Here’s the second part of Suzuki’s teaser videos for a major new model for Suzuki’s 2019 model line-up. As you’d expect, the video isn’t giving a whole lot away about what this bike is – but we’ve heard from our people in Japan that this is the second part of a campaign which will lay out…
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WHAT’S THIS? Suzuki Italia hints at MotoGP-esque GSX-R for EICMA 2018.
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Suzuki Moto Italia has teased (what looks like) a carbon-fibre clad GSX-R1000 on social media – and it’s heading to EICMA 2018. A year ago, we brought you a selection of new patents from Suzuki, showing extensive bodywork changes to a motorcycle that’s the spitting image of the firm’s MotoGP machine – and we reckon this is…
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WANT TO SEE some ICONIC 90s race machines at this weekend’s Silverstone BSB?
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Celebrating the launch of its classic motorcycle insurance policy, Bennetts is displaying a selection of iconic racing metal on its stand at this weekend’s British Superbike Championship at Silverstone. The display will include race and championship-winning bikes spanning from the early 1990s to the late 2000s. From James Whitham’s 1993 Fast Orange Yamaha YZF750 and John…
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VIDEO: Suzuki releases new teaser for 2019 model (it’s the start of the Katana campaign)
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Here’s the first in the upcoming line of teaser videos for a major new model for Suzuki’s 2019 model line up. As you’d expect, the video isn’t giving a whole lot away about what this bike is – but we’ve heard from our people in Japan that this is the start of a campaign…
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Here’s Suzuki’s all new Buildbase Suzuki BSB replica – limited edition roadbike
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Suzuki has announced a limited edition Buildbase Suzuki replica GSX-R1000R, with only 50 of the special machines available. With an RRP of £19,999, all will come with a numbered fuel tank, a number of Yoshimura components, and loads of genuine accessories. Mimicking the British Superbike and Superstock 1000 racers of Bradley Ray, Richard Cooper, and…
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Suzuki releases accessories and graphics pack for GSX-R125
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Suzuki has just released a brand new accessory pack and graphics kit for its GSX-R125 – helping to enhance the sporty styling of its entry level machine. The pack is designed exclusively for the black version of the GSX-R125 – and comes with a pillion seat cowl, a double bubble screen, a red graphics kit,…
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Team Classic Suzuki set to debut RG500 at Classic TT. Danny Webb at the helm.
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Team Classic Suzuki has announced it’ll be running an original RG500 alongside its XR69 at this year’s Isle of Man Classic TT. And it’ll ridden by Danny Webb. Danny Webb will join Team Classic Suzuki for another year after finishing ninth in 2017 and sixth in 2016. This year the 123mph lap-holder will swap his…
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SAVE SOME CASH: Suzuki’s special trade-in weekend. Get £1000 towards a new bike.
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Suzuki has announced it’ll be running a special trade-in weekend across August 17-19, offering bike owners the chance to trade in their current motorcycle for a new GSX-R1000R, GSX-S1000, or GSX-S1000F, and benefit from £1000 towards the deal. Nice one Suzuki. Suzuki dealerships will accept any make or model as a trade-in – and in…
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