Suzuki Bikes

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• answered by Ranjit_Mahapatra_1 on 15 November 2018

Gixxer SF SP ABS comes with self start only. Click on the given link to explore more about Gixxer SF SP ABS: https://www.zigwheels.com/newbikes/Suzuki/Gixxer-SF/sp-abs Gixxer SF SP ABS comes with self start only. Click on the given link to explore more about Gixxer SF SP ABS: https://www.zigwheels.com/newbikes/Suzuki/Gixxer-SF/sp-abs

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 14 November 2018

Burgman Burgman

• answered by Ranjit_Mahapatra_1 on 13 November 2018

The Burgman Street gets a maxi-scooter-like styling with a large windscreen and LED headlamps laid out on the front apron. It's not an outright maxi-scooter but does look larger than the Honda Grazia. The Burgman Street gets a maxi-scooter-like styling with a large windscreen and LED headlamps laid out on the front apron. It's not an outright maxi-scooter but does look larger than the Honda Grazia. Much like the properly big maxi-scooters seen internationally, the Burgman Street also gets an exposed handlebar, while the all-digital instrument console is placed on the front apron, sitting between the handlebar and the windscreen and a generous 21.5-litres of storage. The floorboard space is ample, with a hook under the seat to mount small bags. In typical maxi-scooter style, the rider seat area is slightly tapered while the pillion seat section seems broad and comfortable. The rear gets a single piece grabrail and an LED tail unit with integrated side indicators. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 13 November 2018

The Burgman Street gets a maxi-scooter-like styling with a large windscreen and LED headlamps laid out on the front apron. It's not an outright maxi-scooter but does look larger than the Honda Grazia. The Burgman Street gets a maxi-scooter-like styling with a large windscreen and LED headlamps laid out on the front apron. It's not an outright maxi-scooter but does look larger than the Honda Grazia. Much like the properly big maxi-scooters seen internationally, the Burgman Street also gets an exposed handlebar, while the all-digital instrument console is placed on the front apron, sitting between the handlebar and the windscreen and a generous 21.5-litres of storage. The floorboard space is ample, with a hook under the seat to mount small bags. In typical maxi-scooter style, the rider seat area is slightly tapered while the pillion seat section seems broad and comfortable. The rear gets a single piece grabrail and an LED tail unit with integratedside indicators. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 13 November 2018

Yes i commute daily more than 30km per day its good for even highway trips too. Yes i commute daily more than 30km per day its good for even highway trips too.

• answered by srikanth_t_3 on 13 November 2018