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Suzuki SV 650cc Apr '00 (W)
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Great bike for hooligans and learners alike. I dream of a KTM Superduke but with my tiny budget believe that the SV is the closest thing out there. brilliant for mono'ing high and long and chucking around.
great all round bike for commuting, track and touring....go buy one now!
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tubbence in Bristol, Somerset on 28/01/2008
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Suzuki GSXR 600cc Sept '01 (51)
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I bought this bike as my first bike and have found it a great bike. having tried other newer bikes I found the K1 a lot more comfortable to ride as the seat had plenty of padding.
I thought being 6"4' would make it a little small but to be honest it hasnt given me any trouble. I have had no mechanical problems with the bike, the only down side to it is the braking, not as sharp as other bikes of a similar nature (R6)! I have fitted some after market break lines which have helped with the feel of them. overall I would highly recommend this bike, even to a novice like myself.
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Doc in Bristol, Gloucestershire on 28/01/2008
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Suzuki SV 650cc Apr '00 (W)
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Great bike for learners and hooligans alike. I dream of a KTM Superduke and believe this is the closest you can get with a tiny budget. Just add some tiny mod's- new pads, hoses, tail tidy and Renthals and you have a sweet all round hack for track, commuting and even long distance riding. BUY ONE!
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tubbence in Bristol, Somerset on 27/01/2008
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Suzuki VZ Marauder 800cc Sept '00 (X)
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this was the very first custom bike i had bought, very impressed!, the bike is comfortable,smooth,quite torquie as to what you might expect from a 800 v twin motor,handles lovely in all conditions and on all types of roads, as much commuter as tourer, would highly reccomend
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robbo271 in Gloucester, Gloucestershire on 26/01/2008
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Suzuki GSF Bandit 600cc 96/97 (P)
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Suzuki bandit 600 what can i say, all round, great little bike. Firstly the only mods i have changed are renthal handle bars with chrome bar weights, small smoked screen, makes all the difference on motorways and slightly smaller number plate which is more or less legal. The bike's only used in summer on good days for commuting and enjoying on weekends, handles well especially with bigger handle bars. Now not being a youngster, over 45. I get cheaper insurance £85 a year fully comp not bad for a 600cc toy. So i would say a Suzuki Bandit is a ideal bike for a born again biker. Any way better id better get back to the garage and carry on polishing the bandit.
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golden boy in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset on 25/01/2008
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Suzuki TL 1000cc Apr '00 (W)
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I have owned this bike for four months, I had a YZF1000 Thunderace, before that was very good, I owned that from new on a '51' plate, however the TLR has surprised me, always wanted one because of the bark from the exhausts, sounds great the V-Twin. I collected the bike from Manchester and was worried about the comfort thing, the big surprise was that it is the most comfortable sport bike I have ever owned, at 100mph she is ticking over at 6000rpm and still has bags of power even at that speed, it is the most effortless bike I have had the chance to ride, however you do need to respect this bike, the bottom end grunt if you have never riden such a beast is mad!! It twitches under throtle, but I think this is flex from the swinging arm, not for the faint hearted. If you have just got off a 600cc or even a 750cc and you are thinking of buying one of these I would say buy an 1000cc inline four first to get used to the power or you will kill yourself. Power delivery to the back wheel is completely different to a four pot, you will love it I can guarantee, check out TLZONE and read carefully for more information.
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Suzuki GSF Bandit 600cc 96/97 (P)
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