Suzuki Address 110 scooter revealed

Next spring will see the 2015 Address 110 scooter arrive at Suzuki dealers.

Aimed at commuters, the newcomer is powered by a 113 cc, four-stroke, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that’s connected to a continuously variable automatic transmission. On the benchmark World Motorcycle Test Cycle, it achieves an impressive 139 mpg (2.0 l/100km / 49 km/l).

Suzuki Address 110 (2015) Front Side

As would be expected, the standard equipment list isn’t particularly extensive. However, the specification does include cast aluminium wheels, a front disc brake (the rear uses a drum) and a luggage rack. Furthermore, there’s an under-seat compartment that can accommodate a full-face helmet, plus two additional storage areas in the leg shield.

Suzuki has yet to confirm a price, but when sales begin the Indonesian-made Address 110 is going to be available in a choice of Titan Black, Brilliant White or metallic Ice Silver paint finishes.

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