Suzuki unveils 2015 GSX-S750

The bike has been available as the GSR-750 in Europe for a few years now, but has never been sold in the U.S. and is targeted at Yamaha’s FZ-07 and FZ-09 models.

The bike’s been on sale in Europe over four years, so the engine is the same 749cc, four-stroke, inline four-cylinder, liquid cooled unit that has been doing service on the European version, but has been tuned for more mid range power. The unit makes a healthy 106.5PS at 10,000 revs and about 80Nm of torque at 9,000rpm.

The bike’s frame design combines the advantages of a compact tubular streetbike frame and a twin-spar sportbike frame. Dual front disc brakes use floating 310mm discs, and the rear uses a 240mm disc. The bike’s instrument cluster uses an analog tach and a large digital LCD speedo. It’s packed with other informative readouts, and is adjustable for brightness.

The GSX-S750 is available in Metallic Matte Black at a price of $7,999 (about Rs 4.9 lakh) in the U.S. or $ 8,149 (a little over Rs 5 lakh) for the Special Edition GSX-750Z, featuring Metallic Triton Blue and Pearl Glacier White bodywork, as well as gold-anodized fork tubes, red-anodized fork adjuster bolts, a red shock spring and blue chain.

It certainly is a good looking naked, and we do hope Suzuki brings this bike to India, or better still, builds one here, to make it an affordable hi-performance streetfighter.