Review Suzuki GSX-S1000 GT

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Sportbike Handling

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Improved Design

Updated Electronics

It gets 3 ride modes which are refreshingly simple: Active, which is essentially sport mode, Basic, which is self-explanatory and Comfort,

Comfortable Ergonomics

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Wind Protection

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If you want to save the money and leave that option unchecked, there are endless high quality options on the aftermarket

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The Gixxer gets a fully adjustable front and rear suspension, allowing you to dial the bike into your weight and height perfectly

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Fun Tourer

This really does put the “sport” in sport touring, it has nimble handling, tractable engine and a stable, supple suspension

Exceptional Value

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