Suzuki should build the SV650X
Next month's Tokyo Motor Show will see the début of Suzuki's SV650X concept bike.
Essentially, it taps into the current nostalgia trend by being a modern interpretation of a 1970s-style café racer.
The transformation from regular SV650 to SV650X is actually a fairly straightforward process, because all that's involved is the fitting of some special parts. They include clip-on handlebars, fog lights, a unique saddle and a bikini fairing which incorporates a tinted windscreen.
As a result, creating a production version would be a quick and comparatively easy task. Cautious Suzuki wants to assess public reaction before deciding whether or not to make the available-to-buy SV650X a reality, though.
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Essentially, it taps into the current nostalgia trend by being a modern interpretation of a 1970s-style café racer.
The transformation from regular SV650 to SV650X is actually a fairly straightforward process, because all that's involved is the fitting of some special parts. They include clip-on handlebars, fog lights, a unique saddle and a bikini fairing which incorporates a tinted windscreen.
As a result, creating a production version would be a quick and comparatively easy task. Cautious Suzuki wants to assess public reaction before deciding whether or not to make the available-to-buy SV650X a reality, though.
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