Suzuki GSR 750 - who has anything to say about it?

[Pussy]

BRM seemed to speak highly of the GSR 750.
I saw a black example in the flesh recently.... nice bike!
I look forward to riding one.

[Motard Rider]

Want one real bad, put on a yoshi and a bellypan, cool bike!!!

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BRM seemed to speak highly of the GSR 750.
I saw a black example in the flesh recently.... nice bike!
I look forward to riding one.

But would you buy one after the GSXR750?

[Pussy]

But would you buy one after the GSXR750?

The thought has crossed my mind!
A bit of attention to the suspension, and I reckon it would be GREAT!
I have, however, ridden the latest sem fiddy... and would quite like one of those!

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The thought has crossed my mind!
A bit of attention to the suspension, and I reckon it would be GREAT!
I have, however, ridden the latest sem fiddy... and would quite like one of those!

I think you have made up your mind. However, if the body is not as willing as it used to be you could go for the comfort of a busa

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Today I rode a GSR750. I was in WMC to window shop and inquire about tyres for the Busa and there was the demo GSR750. A brief discussion with Pete and it was ready for a short test ride.

I didn't have much time for a ride. My ride was up the motorway to Newlands and then back for a run up Ngaio Gorge Road. The GSR750 is a nice lightweight naked that would suit me fine for commuting, around town use and a blast on the open road. It is so much lighter than the Hayabusa. The engine pulls well, even at low speed in higher gears. She is fun on full throttle when up in the revs. The brakes are fine and I had to test these having read test reports that were less than complimentary; there is nothing about the brakes that I could complain about. In fact they bite more readily than the Hayabusa brakes.

It is a nice bike and if I needed a commuter this would suit me fine as it is lightweight and with the wide bars and upright riding position is simple to maneuver. It is very well priced.