SUZUKI GSX-S750 MY2023

READY TO ROCK THE STREETS

Inherited directly from a GSX-R supersport machine, the powerful 749cm3 four-cylinder fuel-injected engine produces 84kW @10,500rpm and 81Nm @9,000rpm and is specially tuned and refined to maximise its potential on the streets and on twisty roads.

Cutting-edge technologies from the legendary GSX-R series control engine management. The downdraft double-barrel Suzuki Dual Throttle Valve (SDTV) system ensures efficient combustion and smooth, highly controllable power delivery throughout the engine’s broad power range.

Suzuki’s digital ignition system, Idle Speed Control (ISC) and the use of iridium spark plugs contribute to linear throttle response, greater low-end torque production, easier engine startup, lower cold-start emissions, and more stable idling.

Nissin radial mount four-piston front calipers

The radial mount design provides a positive feeling when applying the brakes and maximises braking control. Each of the front calipers has four opposed pistons (33.9mm x 2 & 30.2mm x 2) acting on a 310mm floating-mount petal disc to provide plenty of stopping power when you need it.

Lightweight LCD instrument panel

The GSX-S750 features a lightweight, brightness-adjustable LCD instrument panel. Readouts include the speedometer, tachometer, traction control mode status, gear position, odometer, dual tripmeters, coolant temperatures, driving range, fuel consumption, and a clock. You can personalise the tachometer readout from a choice of five display patterns.

LED Rear Combination Light

The thin, flatly shaped rear combination light unit uses LEDs for high visibility and long life.

Variant cross-section swingarm

With tapered lines that speak of performance and sporty good looks, this new swing arm design is a perfect fit for the GSX-S750. It also features a clean and stylish new chain adjuster.

Low RPM Assist

This system helps reduce the chances of an unexpected engine stall by automatically raising the idle speed when releasing the clutch or when riding at low rpms, assisting frequent clutch work in congested traffic and preventing sudden and unexpected engine stalling when operating in the low rpm range.

Suzuki Easy Start

On a normal motorcycle when starting the engine, the rider needs to press and hold the starter switch until the engine fires up. With the Suzuki Easy Start, all you need to do is one quick push of the starter button, just like starting a modern car engine.