Suzuki Gixxer SF News

Two of India’s most affordable full-faired motorcycles go head-to-head, at least on paper

Here’s everything you need to know about Suzuki’s new quarter-litre offering

Both the bikes feature similar sporty design language

The Japanese bikemaker will also launch the 2019 iteration of the Gixxer SF

The new Gixxer SF is likely to command a premium of around Rs 5,000 over the current model

The second-generation Gixxer SF 155 will also be launched with the SF 250

The refreshed Suzuki Gixxer 155 SF will be launched tomorrow and will be the first update for the bike.

Suzuki will launch the new Gixxer SF 250 on May 20

A recently leaked brochure gives us a fair idea of what to expect from Suzuki’s upcoming faired 160cc bike

Suzuki will launch the new Gixxer SF along with the Gixxer 250 on May 20

This past week witnessed quite some interesting announcements and developments. Here are our top 5 picks

The 250cc Gixxer will make its India debut on May 20

The latest spy shots suggest that the upcoming Suzuki 250cc motorcycle could feature a bulbous design rather than a sharp one like the GSX-250R

There is a strong possibility that the new motorcycle will get a full fairing

The new two-wheeler will be launched on May 20

The 300cc bike will feature the same underpinnings as the GSX-S300

Suzuki’s upcoming contender in the 300cc sportbike segment will be powered by a parallel-twin, DOHC engine

Our sources have confirmed that the quarter-litre bike from Suzuki will be not be launched in the first half of this year

Leaked patent image of Suzuki’s quarter-litre offering reveals a single-cylinder air- and oil-cooled SOHC engine

Both the variants get a new paint scheme and now come with single-channel ABS as standard for the year 2018

Under the campaign, the Japanese bikemaker will be distributing 60 Gixxer motorcycles to traffic authorities, and more than 12000 helmets to road users across 12-cities during the...

The bike will be available in ABS trim in both the carburetted and FI versions

Aspiring riders above 12 years of age can register themselves for the selection rounds out of which 25 riders will be selected for the national championship which will begin in July

The bike is powered by a parallel-twin motor and will be competing against the likes of the Yamaha R3 and Ninja 300. At Rs 3.52 lakh in the UK, it is cheaper than both its rivals