You might have always thought of owning a Suzuki B-King, an extreme naked street-fighter and GSXR Super-Sports Motorcycle too. There comes a question, would you love to see a naked GSXR Super-Sports??? Yeah, you would have thought about it. So Suzuki is planning to Launch the naked sibling of GSXR-1000. It is caught on cameras while posing for a Photo-shoot in the United States.
The B-King was discontinued in 2012 because of its poor sales. So its time for Suzuki to launch a sexy naked litre-class monster. The Headlamp has LED DRLs. The highly raked and down-flowing rear looks amazing. Bike looks muscular enough to turn heads. The bike is expected to have to the feeling of power and premium-ness. The stubby exhaust is same from the GSXR1000. The bikes looks premium and has ooze of Power under its belly.
The bike is expected to have the re-tuned engine of the GSXR-1000 with 182 Bhp of power on tap. The motorcycle is equipped with Brembo’s braking setup, while ABS will be an optional offering. The styling is derived from the GSR-750. The GSX-S1000 is expected to deliver the same-punch and power delivery, which is loved by the experienced riders. Suzuki might even offer traction control for enhanced safety as an option.
The bike is expected to mark its global debut either at the INTERMOT show at Cologne in Germany or at the EICMA Milan, Italy by the end of 2014. The bike is also expected to be launched in India and will compete with the Kawasaki Z1000, Honda CB1000R, Yamaha FZ-1 and BMW S1000R.
By: Mohit Bhardwaj
The B-King was discontinued in 2012 because of its poor sales. So its time for Suzuki to launch a sexy naked litre-class monster. The Headlamp has LED DRLs. The highly raked and down-flowing rear looks amazing. Bike looks muscular enough to turn heads. The bike is expected to have to the feeling of power and premium-ness. The stubby exhaust is same from the GSXR1000. The bikes looks premium and has ooze of Power under its belly.
The bike is expected to have the re-tuned engine of the GSXR-1000 with 182 Bhp of power on tap. The motorcycle is equipped with Brembo’s braking setup, while ABS will be an optional offering. The styling is derived from the GSR-750. The GSX-S1000 is expected to deliver the same-punch and power delivery, which is loved by the experienced riders. Suzuki might even offer traction control for enhanced safety as an option.
The bike is expected to mark its global debut either at the INTERMOT show at Cologne in Germany or at the EICMA Milan, Italy by the end of 2014. The bike is also expected to be launched in India and will compete with the Kawasaki Z1000, Honda CB1000R, Yamaha FZ-1 and BMW S1000R.By: Mohit Bhardwaj
