2015 Suzuki MotoGP replicas launched

To coincide with its return to MotoGP next season, Suzuki has announced a collection of road-going MotoGP replicas based on the marque’s three-strong GSX-R range.

All come with a livery borrowed from the GSX-RR race bike. Also fitted are a double-bubble screen and a carbon-tipped Yoshimura R11 silencer, while an anodised finish for various parts such as the bar-end weights and rear paddock stand bobbins completes the enhanced specification.

Suzuki GSX-R600 MotoGP Replica (2015) Side

Suzuki GSX-R750 MotoGP Replica (2015) Front Side

In the UK, retail prices (which exclude a first registration fee and vehicle tax) for the MotoGP versions are £300 higher than those of the regular GSX-R models:
  • GSX-R600 MotoGP - £8,899
  • GSX-R750 MotoGP - £9,899
  • GSX-R1000 MotoGP - £10,899
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