Salman Khan Rides 'Hand-Crafted' Suzuki GSX-R1000Z Special Edition

Salman Khan is now a proud owner of an embellished special edition GSX-R1000Z. The superstar acquired his exquisite blue-and-white Suzuki GSX R1000Z on the occasion of the launch of ‘Suzuki Biking Lords’ – an exclusive superbike club by Suzuki Motorcycle India Limited (SMIL).

The collector’s exclusive GSX-R1000Z is one of only a few made by Suzuki. The latest addition to his collection makes him the sole owner of the limited edition GSX-R1000Z in the country. Salman also owns the legendary superbike Hayabusa and the incomparable Intruder M1800 cruiser. With the latest addition to his stable, Salman reaffirms his commitment to the ‘Suzuki Biking Lords’ community.

After taking a ride, Superstar Salman Khan had this to say, “Suzuki superbikes have always been about technology that translates into power, performance, ride quality and handling. This exclusive GSX-R1000Z is a jewel in Suzuki’s crown of super bikes. It's a biker's privilege to own one. The engineer's skill translates into the rider's thrill. I look forward to many long rides on this bike and experiencing the feeling of freedom and joy that biking always brings.”

Mr. Atul Gupta, Executive Vice President, Suzuki Motorcycle India Ltd. says, “Salman and the GSX-R1000Z complement each other perfectly. These are two superstars that go well with each other. The GSX-R1000Z is quite incomparable and this particular handcrafted production combines our technological prowess with the beauty of a handcrafted product. As of now, there is just one such machine in the country and I am sure Salman will have many memorable rides. Being a Suzuki Biking Lord and an ardent biker, he is someone who truly understands its worth.”

Ms. Anu Anamika, National Head - Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Ltd. says, “Salman’s passion for biking is well known. He has a fine collection of Suzuki superbikes. We are proud that another exquisite Suzuki masterpiece has made its way to Salman’s enviable collection of bikes.”