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Suzuki India releases GSX-R1000 and Bandit1250S information

Suzuki GSX-R1000

Suzuki has sent us the official press release on the GSX-R1000 and Bandit1250S for India. As we discussed earlier, these bikes are CBUs and priced very well. The following text is Suzuki’s take on these two models.

Suzuki’s two International winners – GSX-R1000 and Bandit1250S launched in India.

~ Ultimate Technology now meets Indian Roads~

New Delhi, June 14, 2010

The roads will wonder who passed by. Get ready to renew your faith in the physics of design. The two International winners, four stroke, liquid cooled massive demons of power, steel and style are ready to burn the Indian roads with digital fuel injection and the most enviable wave of tractable power and responsive torque.

Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd., a subsidiary of one of the world’s leading two-wheeler manufacturers Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, has once again thrilled Indian bike aficionados with the launch of its highly awaited bikes – the GSX-R1000 and Bandit1250S.

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Entry posted on June 14th, 2010 and filed under Suzuki

Suzuki launches GSF1250S and GSX-R1000 in India

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Suzuki Motorcycles India Private Limited (SMIPL), the Indian arm of Japanese motorcycle major Suzuki Motor Corporation (SMC), has unleashed two of its widely acclaimed and highly anticipated high capacity motorcycles, namely the Suzuki GSX-R1000 and the GSF1250S into the Indian market.

Mr. Katsumi Takata, Chairman, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. -

This launch is in line with our aim to deliver outstanding technology and performance to the Indian market. We are pleased to offer exciting riding experience to pro-bikers.

Mr. Atul Gupta, Vice President (Sales and Marketing), Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. -

Suzuki has been delivering superior technology which has been proven worldwide. We intend to showcase the same in India. With the launch of these two bikes, we extend our Big Bikes range in India and continue the momentum that had begun with the launch of Hayabusa and Intruder a year ago. Suzuki is all set to support the craziest and sportiest young enthusiasts who are looking for these iconic mean machines.

The GSX-R1000, popularly known as the Gixxer is a litre class superbike, designed and built to take on bikes like the Honda CBR 1000RR Fireblade and the Yamaha YZF-R1, which are also available in India. The Gixxer in India is available in two combination paint schemes namely, White/Blue and Black/Silver and the bike has been priced at Rs, 12,75,000 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi).

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Entry posted on June 11th, 2010 and filed under Suzuki

Suzuki GSX-R1000 anniversary edition unveiled in UK

suzuki gsx-r1000 anniversary edition

The final special edition gixxer has been recently unveiled in the UK to celebrate the motorcycle’s 25th anniversary. Only 25 of these motorcycles will reach UK. A 1,000 special editions have been manufactured in all.

The 25th anniversary GSX-R1000 has a price tag of £11,000 (7.50 lakh rupees).

Suzuki GB marketing manager, George Cheeseman -

As our anniversary celebrations get into top-gear during the summer months, its great to launch our final anniversary tribute model. With the GSX-R1000 the ultimate bike in the range for many enthusiasts, and this version sporting a unique colour, not to mention bespoke logos too, this really is one for the collectors

While the rest of the world awaits the special edition that celebrates the motorcycle’s 25th anniversary, Indians are waiting for the regular GSX-R1000, which should be launched in the coming weeks.

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Entry posted on June 4th, 2010 and filed under Suzuki

Official – Suzuki to launch GSX-R1000 next month

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Suzuki Motorcycles really took the high end imported bike market by storm when it introduced the Hayabusa and the IntrUder M1800 into the Indian market in 2008.

Till now Suzuki Motorcycles India Ltd has managed to sell more than 150 units through just seven dealerships. Encouraged by the overwhelming response to these exotic machines, Suzuki is planning to launch the highly acclaimed ‘Gixxer’, the Suzuki GSX-R in the Indian market soon.

Atul Gupta, VP (Sales and Marketing), Suzuki Motorcycles India-

Suzuki is all set to support the craziest and sportiest young enthusiasts who are looking for these mean machines. We have sold around 150 units of two superbikes launched last year. Because of the increasing demand, we will expand the number of dealerships selling such bikes from seven to 12 across the country. We are also looking to launch our GSX-R1000 by next month.

Powered by a monstrous 1,000cc inline four cylinder engine pumping out 191bhp, this bike boasts of price tag of US$11,500 abroad and as Suzuki would be bringing this bike as a CBU, it would attract a hefty import tax of a little more than 100% which would result in a sticker price between 10 to 12 lakh rupees in the Indian Market.

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Entry posted on May 25th, 2010 and filed under Suzuki

Suzuki GSX R1000 and Bandit 1250S will be launched in India

2010 GSX R1000 After the launch of 2010 Yamaha YZF R1 Suzuki brings in their 2010 GSX R1000

Suzuki India is planning to add two more sports bikes to its line up in our country. After receiving a good response to the Hayabusa and Intruder Suzuki is launching the GSX-R1000 and the Bandit 1250S in India.

Yamaha have recently launched their 2010 YZF R1 and the launch of these two bikes shows that Suzuki doesn’t wants to be left unnoticed. The 2010 GSX-R1000 is almost similar to its 2009 version except that the 2010 version will sport new paint schemes.

Suzuki Bandit 1250SWatch out for the Bandit

The Bandit on the other hand will have a 1250cc engine along with a quarter fairing. There are chances that the ABS version might get launched in India.

The launch will happen on 15th of this month in Delhi. The GSX-R1000 is expected to be prices around Rs. 12.5 lakh and the Bandit 1250S around Rs. 9 lakh.

Its good to see that Suzuki is bringing the bikes from its international line up to India but I personally feel that they should launch some exciting models in the 150cc to 250cc range as well in the country.

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Entry posted on February 6th, 2010 and filed under Suzuki
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