The 2014 Suzuki Thailand Big Bike Line-Up
The first is the Suzuki Inazuma GW250, the only upright naked 250 sportsbike available in Thailand, the new Suzuki Inazuma GW250 is a fairly sophisticated motorcycle. The liquid-cooled parallel twin engine is fuel-injected and counterbalanced, and the slightly undersquare configuration suggests a torquey engine that will make it very useful in urban settings and in tight traffic. The 182 kilogram curb weight and the 787mm seat height, along with the comfortable ergonomics, means this Suzuki Inazuma GW250 will be welcoming to entry-level big bike riders.
The Suzuki Gladius will also be introduced on the Thai market to do battle head on with the Kawasaki ER6N. The Suzuki Gladius SFV650 featuring a engine based on the 90-degree V-twin liquid-cooled 645cc engine that made Suzuki 650cc line-up worldwide so popular, Suzuki is giving it the chance in the Thai competitive market, with monotone color and with Dual Throttle Valve fuel injection. Twin front discs and 25 degree of rake speak to the sportiness of the Suzuki Gladius SFV650, and acceleration will be aiding by new 2014 cam profiles. An oval throttle pulley is designed to aid in smooth low-rpm/mid-range power delivery.
Of course Suzuki will also be selling the GSX-R1000, which doesn't get any upgrades this year. But it's rumored that Suzuki will introduce a more competitive pricing.
The Suzuki Hayabusa, the original hypersport motorcycle beast, they Suzuki Hayabusa has long been the symbol of unadulterated straight-line power. It also handles very well and, despite a 260 kilogram curb weight, with its fully adjustable suspension and sports handling, the Suzuki Hayabusa is not just a single-purpose missile. The new model gets Brembo Monobloc calipers, plus ABS. The inline, 16-valve, four-cyclinder engine comes with three rider-selecteable riding modes to keep things sensible on the street. Long favored as a drag racers dream, the latest updated Suzuki Hayabusa is now available in Thailand.