2016 Suzuki GSX-S1000 Yoshimura editions

Suzuki has introduced three Yoshimura-themed special editions based on the GSX-S1000, GSX-S1000 ABS and GSX-S1000FA.

All feature a haul of Yoshimura parts which comprises an R11 exhaust, bar ends, the oil filler cap, a steering stem nut and the timing plug.

Suzuki GSX-S1000 ABS Yoshimura Special Edition (2016) Side

Removable pillion foot pegs, a cowl that can replace the pillion seat, paddock stand bobbins and a tank pad are also part of their enhanced specifications.

The bikes get distinctive looks too, courtesy of some unique graphics, wheel rim tape and matt black levers.

Suzuki GSX-S1000FA Yoshimura Special Edition (2016) Side

Available from next month, recommended retail prices (excluding road tax and first registration fee) are £700 higher than those of the regular models.

GSX-S1000 Yoshimura Special Edition £9,799
GSX-S1000 ABS Yoshimura Special Edition £10,299
GSX-S1000FA Yoshimura Special Edition £10,699

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