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3Suzuki GSR750

Suzuki GSR750

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3Suzuki GSR750
4.8

7 reviews

Positive vs Negative
86%14%
Mileage ?17,550 km
Build Quality
5.0
Value for Money
5.0
Cleaning & Maintenance
5.0
Noise Level
4.5
Braking
3.5
Acceleration / Power
4.5
Gear Shifting
5.0
Suspension
4.5
Fuel Efficiency
4.5
Comfort
4.0
Handling
4.5
7 reviews
sim
sim2 posts
 
Noise Level
Performance

If you take a look I reviewed this bike in 2016! That's 10 years ago! I still have it now do 35k klms so why do I still have it? It's on the factory brakes ( need doing now) original chain and sprockets still mint! Changed the air filter it was needed but not too bad. Changed the oil and filter every 6K The battery never changed it starts first… Read more

time! Oh three sets of tyres naturally. If you think I ride like a granny? No.. track day done and 2k tour and ridden hard on occasion. It's bullet proof if maintained. One drawback no ABS never had a bike with ABS . What's it like ? No idea

Shaun B.
Shaun B.WA
 

I have a gsr 750 Awsome bike – I have recently bought a gsr750 and i am impressed with the power and handling, and the inline 4 sounds great with an aftermarket slip on it will do me until I'm retired even at 58yr old i can still enjoy the ride. Show details

Datan556
Datan556VIC3 posts
 

Man on the street's bike – Bought the bike without reading reviews. If you read the reviews you would think is a cheap piece of junk, and be discouraged. Its not, rest assured. The problem is that people will say it will never keep up with litre bikes and lacks equipment, blah blah blah. It will on the street, back roads and mountain passes. The bike is very capable of… Read more

performance and thrills you seek. The everyday rider, man on the street, will be more than happy. The blue collar man on a litre bike will never pull ahead or absolutely smash you if that's your thing. Reason being, not everybody is a Rossi. If you are on a litre bike and a mediocre rider (like 7 out 10 people on sports bikes), good luck keeping up with a lighter more linear motorcycle which is the GSR750. Don't be fooled by the figures. Throttle out it pulls, more than enough for the man who pays taxes. Don't fall for the mine is bigger than yours, therefor I'm faster. I've seen people obliterate sports bike riders on mere 390 Dukes and CB 500.

It is a bike that fits my type of riding and daily use. A good all rounder like Jacques Kallis (Cricket player, for those who don't know, Google is your friend innit) It sure as hell it will be a fit for you if you are not into looking like a squeezed toothpaste tube cramped on a sports bike. No offence to sports bike fellas, been there done that.

Bottom line, if you found yourself here to read up about it, you are obviously contemplating the purchase. You won't be disappointed. Take the plunge, do it.

sim
sim2 posts
 

A great all purpose road bike – Its not a sports bike if you want one of those get at GSXR its a capable bike with usable mid range power and a taller gearing that makes a city commute a pleasure. It can get up and mambo and corners well for the average rider like me. Mine is lowered but I am 6 foot the lowering 20 mm give improved straight line stability and better feedback… Read more

plus a GPR can to add some safety noise . I have owned about 20 bikes and this is the best fit yet for me in the real world

ChrisM
ChrisM2 posts
 

Cheap just like the price – Cheap soft option bike for those who just want to commute. For those who are interested in more technical riding you're better off looking at something else. The front suspension is very soft and quickly runs out of travel, combined with a hard rear shock with a violent rebound the bike quickly becomes crash-happy. Brakes can fade after prolonged… Read more

use when running through the mountains. The engine lacks power and feels boring and is made worse with the long swing arm when cornering, tending to push the bike straight while lent over when getting on the power early unless you can get the rear wheel spinning on entry or pull the front brake slightly on exit. The bike is heavily compromised just for a cheap price tag. There are better bikes available for around the same price.

I'm really disappointed in the bike, it's cost me a few grand to fix the brake and suspension issues although now it is a very competent bike and can carry high corner speed through some of the most tight and twisty roads.

machinert mad
machinert mad
 

gsr750 l2 – Love it other reviews say its not hard edged enough all I know its excellent .I have done 1600kms in three weeks.Fuel consumptiom 20 km\l, engine smoothness brilliant ,acceleration great , handling confidence inducing . For a budget bike steel frame steel swingarm etc it is far better tan the sum of its parts ,ride one and see what you think. Handling , fueling , instruments mirrors handlebars

alian62
alian627 posts
 

Effortless – Bought it from new and done 400klms so far. White in colour and looks good. Had a Carbon Exhaust fitted and it sounds a treat.Good power response and good brakes.Handles corners with ease. Not too much wind battering at high speed but without a fareing it does make a differnece.Not hard on the arms like sports bikes . Forget have a passenger as… Read more

theres no room ? Well not without forcing you forward and they have nothing to hang on too. Got 280klm out of first tank Power , Response , Comfort , Handling , Styling No passnger handles

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