Suzuki V-Strom SX: Colours Explained

The newly launched V-Strom is offered in three colours. Worry not, we’re here to help you choose the best one

Suzuki recently launched the baby V-Strom in India in three colours. All three colours are pretty eye-catching, and thus it can be a bit difficult to pick the right one. Well, fret not, we’re here to help you select the one that suits your taste and needs the best. 

Champion Yellow No. 2:

The first colour that the V-Strom is seen in is the Champion Yellow No. 2. This paint scheme is a familiar one, previously seen on the bigger V-Strom 650XT as well as V-Strom 1050, and gives the baby V-Strom a big-bike feel. We think it looks pretty good, with the blue graphics on the side panels merging into the yellow colour beautifully, making it visually appealing. So if you want something that is familiar and has good road presence, the Champion Yellow No. 2 could be the colour for you. 

Pearl Blaze Orange:

The bright orange contrasting with the stealthy black makes the Pearl Blaze Orange the loudest of the lot. This colour has also been seen on the bigger V-Strom 1050. That said, when you inevitably venture beyond the tarmac, it’ll demand a lot more TLC since the muck deposited on it will be a lot more visible.  

Glass Sparkle Black:

Black might not be the most eye-catching colour out there but in this case, the contrasting red graphics on the V-Strom’s side panels make the bike feel alive. Combining that with the already blacked-out alloys and you have a fine looking motorcycle in hand. If subtlety is your thing, the Glass Sparkle Black could be something you’d like.