The GSX-R125 gains a Sports Pack option

Suzuki has introduced some accessories for the GSX-R125, its recently-launched baby sports bike that combines a 14.7 bhp (11.0 kW / 15.0 PS) single-cylinder engine with a kerb weight of just 134 kg (295 lbs).

The highlight of the range is a Sports Pack, which consists of a double-bubble screen, a fuel tank protector, heel plates and a pillion seat cover.

Suzuki GSX-R125 With Sports Pack (2018) Front Side

A standard GSX-R125 has an on-the-road price of £4,072. Ordering the Sports Pack will add £239 to the invoice (an amount that includes fitting). Alternatively, each part can be bought separately, but doing so would cost £72 more.

Among the other available items are a small tank bag with fixing ring (£127), a graphics kit (£160) and a carbon-look fuel cap protector trim (£15).

Suzuki GSX-R125 With Sports Pack (2018) Fuel Tank ProtectorSuzuki GSX-R125 With Sports Pack (2018) Pillion Seat Cover

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