【Suzuki Motorcycles】Comparison of all models and prices｜Buying guide｜Recommended models

GSX-R1000R - One of the Most Iconic Models

The GSX-R series is Suzuki's line of superbikes. Since its launch in 2001, the GSX-R1000 has been widely popular for its excellent handling, becoming one of the brand's most iconic models. In 2017, Suzuki introduced the GSX-R1000R variant. The GSX-R1000R delivers over 200 ps maximum horsepower, features a six-axis IMU and 10-level Motion Track TCS traction control system, and is equipped with Showa Balance Free suspension at both ends, offering higher safety and stability.

GSX-1300R Hayabusa - The Legendary "Fastest on Earth" Model

First launched in 1999, the GSX-1300R Hayabusa is a legendary classic from Suzuki. The first generation could reach speeds of 320 km/h and was once hailed as the "fastest on earth."

The Hayabusa takes its design inspiration from the peregrine falcon, with a unique streamlined front end that reduces wind resistance and increases speed. The third generation, launched in 2021, features a new piston, connecting rod, crankshaft, and camshaft, as well as a host of lightweight parts to improve engine revving. The new model also adds electronic control systems, making cornering easier and more manageable.

SV650 - Practical and Affordable

The mid-sized street bike SV650 is equipped with a 90-degree V-twin engine, providing linear and full power that is strong yet easy to handle. The compact, narrow, and agile frame, combined with a low 785mm seat height, slim seat, and deliberately narrowed fuel tank, makes it easy to place feet on the ground, ideal for city riding. Despite the narrowed tank, it still holds a large 14.5L capacity, reducing the need for frequent refueling.

GSX-8S / GSX-8R - Sporty Street Bikes

The GSX-8S and GSX-8R are mid-sized street bikes, both using Suzuki’s patented "cross balance shaft" technology for smooth power delivery. The GSX-8S is lighter and more agile, with a narrow and long body that provides balanced weight distribution and nimble cornering. It also features a bi-directional quick-shift system that allows clutchless up and down shifting for smooth operation.

The GSX-8R, based on the GSX-8S, adds full fairings and replaces the GSX-8S’s 41mm KYB inverted forks with Showa SFF-BP big piston separate front forks, providing a more stable ride and enhancing its sporty characteristics.

 GSX-S1000GX - Combining Sportiness and Stability

Developed based on the GSX-S1000, the GSX-S1000GX launched in 2023 is a versatile touring motorcycle that balances sportiness and stability.

Equipped with SDMS-α (Suzuki Drive Mode Selector Alpha), it offers three power output modes and seven levels of traction control adjustment. Combined with electronic suspension, bi-directional quick-shift system, and low-speed assist system, it can easily handle various road conditions.

AN400 Burgman - 755mm Seat Height Suitable for Women

The all-Japan-made mid-range scooter AN400 Burgman is known for comfort, featuring a three-stage adjustable backrest, 755mm seat height, and a narrow platform that makes it easy for women to ride. It also offers ample storage space, including dual front compartments of 2.8L and 3.5L, and a 42L under-seat compartment for daily cargo or even a full-face helmet. The centrally mounted linkage rear suspension enhances vehicle stability, making the AN400 Burgman a comfortable, stable, and easy-to-handle choice.

Suzuki | Dual-sport Motorcycles

V-Strom DL650XT / V-Strom 800DE - Comfortable Choice for Long-distance Riding

The dual-sport motorcycles V-Strom DL650XT and V-Strom 800DE are suitable for both off-road and on-road riding. They feature wide, thick seats and large 20L fuel tanks, balancing practicality with long-distance comfort.

Both models come equipped with Suzuki Easy Start System, allowing the engine to start with a simple press of a button. Additionally, they have a low RPM assist system that automatically adjusts engine speed during start-up or low-speed riding, making the bike more stable and easier to control during starts or U-turns.