Is the Suzuki GSX 250F a comfortable bike?
The Across is a big comfortable 250. Upright riding position, however the seat is a tad hard. It’s a large 250 and many who don’t know what it is will ask what capacity it is. First time riders will think is feels big. It’s a reasonable low bike and shorter people will have no problems sitting on it.
How is the water tank on a Suzuki gsx250f?
The tank lid is electro-magnetically opened via the ignition switch, turned fully to the right. In essence it’s a lockable boot. The tank is fully lined and rubber sealed to prevent water from getting in. Believe it or not there’s also a compartment light ! which comes on when you open it !
What makes a Suzuki gsx250f a lockable boot?
In essence it’s a lockable boot. The tank is fully lined and rubber sealed to prevent water from getting in. Believe it or not there’s also a compartment light ! which comes on when you open it ! There are other features on this bike that are not even found on other more expensive bikes.
What kind of engine does a Suzuki GSX have?
The current range of bikes by that name are completely different designs that use derivatives of former super sports engines from the early-to-middle GSX-R series . Among the earliest GSX models were the two-cylinder GSX 250 and the GSX 400 .
Is the Suzuki GSX750F a sports car?
But it’s got considerable power and a very decent top speed, validating its position as a sports tourer (performance figures are very close to those of Honda’s VFR). The Suzuki GSX750F’s delivery is silky smooth and reliability is excellent.
How big is the front end of a Suzuki GSX 1100?
The GSX 1100 lived on with significant styling changes for the 1984 model year with the addition of a 16″ front end, including a full-faired 124 bhp monster of a musclebike, the GSX 1100EFE (US: GS1150EF ).
When did the Suzuki GSX600F come out?
Suzuki GSX600F: Originally launched as a sports bike in 1988, the 600 got a major overhaul (in 1998, like the 750) and gradually fell in to the sports tourer bracket. Visually, very similar to the Suzuki GSX750F. Discontinued in 2002. 29 owners have reviewed their SUZUKI GSX750F (1998 – 2005) and rated it in a number of areas.