Suzuki
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2017 Hayabusa: Suzuki’s secret drawings show radical new weight-reducing frame
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2017 Hayabusa: Suzuki’s secret drawings show radical new weight-reducing frame. Suzuki’s next generation Hayabusa is going on a huge weight-reduction program to make it even faster than originally planned – according to insiders who have sent us these patent drawings showing a radical new frame design. The frame in the drawings is a major step…
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Sheene colours revealed for Bennetts Suzuki BSB squad this weekend
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The Bennetts Suzuki team has revealed a special livery for this weekend’s MCE British Superbike round at Brands Hatch, which celebrates the 40th anniversary of Barry Sheene’s maiden world title. Inspired by the famous livery of Sheene’s XR14 Suzuki, which he rode to world championship glory in 1976, the team’s GSX-R1000s will run in the…
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Suzuki launches Special Edition GSX-S1000 and GSX-S1000F models
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Suzuki has announced details of two new special editions, with a GSX-S1000 Carbon Edition and GSX-S1000F Tour Edition now available from the Japanese manufacturer. The Carbon Edition GSX-S models are available in both the firm’s signature MotoGP blue and the contrasting red and black colour scheme. The blue variant benefits from colour-coded Brembo monobloc calipers,…
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Honda CBR250RR pictured with piggyback exhausts! RGV250-esque look rocks!
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We’ve already shown you the latest cover of Japanese magazine YoungMachine and here’s a key part of it blown up to show you a bit more. The image is of the upcoming Honda CBR250RR super sporty quarter-litre bike that will be part of the company’s 2017 range. We thought we’d show you this computer-generated image…
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Video: Aleix Espargaro talks you through this weekend’s Sachsenring MotoGP round
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Video: Aleix Espargaro talks you through this weekend’s Sachsenring MotoGP round. Check out this video preview of this weekend’s ninth round of the MotoGP championship. The film has been put together by the Suzuki Ecstar squad and features team rider Aleix Espargaro talking us through what he expects to happen and how he thinks the…
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Johann Zarco a Suzuki rider for 2017? Nope, looks like he’s off to Tech 3…
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Johann Zarco a Suzuki rider for 2017? Nope, looks like he’s off to Tech 3… So it looks like Johann Zarco, one of the darlings of the Moto2 class and the reigning champion, will end up on a Tech 3 Yamaha for 2017. That’s the story that’s going around the paddock (despite it seeming an…
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Suzuki patents reveal electric EXTRIGGER minibike is going into production
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Suzuki patents reveal electric EXTRIGGER minibike is going into production. Suzuki has just filed for patents in America, China and Europe for this, the company’s electric sporty minibike – and the bike is expected to make up part of the 2017 line-up from the big S. Following hot on the heels of bikes like…
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2017 GSX-R250 image appears
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Check out this computer image of what the 2017 Suzuki GSX-R250 could end up looking like. It’s a bit of wishful thinking by our Indian friends at Rushlane but it’s got our tails up – and we agree with the Rushlane lads that it should look something liek their image. Basically, this is a…
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Tokyo Motor Show SCOOP: Suzuki bikes from GSX concept to powered bicycle
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Tokyo Motor Show SCOOP: Suzuki bikes from GSX concept to powered bicycle Suzuki is showcasing an impressive selection of concept and production motorcycles at the Tokyo Motor Show. Suzuki will be celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2020 and the theme for it’s booth at the show is “Suzuki next 100”. We’re not convinced that the…
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Adventure comes as standard on the new Suzuki V-Strom
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The Japanese company has announced the introduction of a new, higher-spec base model Suzuki V-Strom 1000, complete with over £1,000 worth of accessories for the new adventure bike. Dubbed the V-Strom 1000 Adventure and maintaining its RRP of £9,999, the new base model is now available with hand guards, lower cowling, engine bars, side case…
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