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2008 Suzuki GSX-R750 Comparison II
2008 Suzuki GSX-R750 Comparison II
…too much power is like having too much money, who do everything in excess, who are never satisfied. But for the rest of us rational-minded folks, the 750 is hard to beat.It was quickly a favorite on the street and track. The only complaint may be that it's actually good at everything, but not really great…
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2007 GSX-R750 vs Daytona 675
2007 GSX-R750 vs Daytona 675
…great motorcycle that has suffered a similar fate - the Triumph Daytona 675. Only a year ago the tenacious Triple swept almost every Supersport comparison conducted in America, including our own Supersport Shootout IV, only to be left out of all but one test the following year. First it was banned from…
2008 Suzuki GSX-R Comparison
2008 Suzuki GSX-R Comparison
…best? Is it a nimble-handling 600, Mr. Versatile 750, or an arm-wrenching 1000cc monster? Undoubtedly, everyone has their own opinion..."My 600cc rules the tight and twisty stuff, no one can keep up with me in the corners," says one friend."This 750 does it all - I've got power and handling, best of…
2007 Suzuki GSX-R750 Comparison
2007 Suzuki GSX-R750 Comparison
…exhaust pipe with its smaller 600cc sibling. The best way to tell the models apart is by the "carbonized titanium" coating on the front fork and orange 750 stickers on the tail section.Throw a leg over the three-quarter liter machine and you immediately notice just how intuitive the riding position is. With…
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2008 GSX-R Comparison Results
2008 GSX-R Comparison Results
…600 just edged out the 750 as track favorite, while the 1000 barely nipped the 750 to be street favorite. But in the overall rankings, by virtue of a two "For My Money" picks (see below), as well as taking a close second in both the individual Track and Street ranking, the 750 takes top honors. If you…
2009 Suzuki GSX-R600 Comparison
2009 Suzuki GSX-R600 Comparison
…judging by the release of a new GSX-R1000 this year (stay tuned for a First Ride in a few weeks!) and Suzuki?s track record of updating the 600 and 750 the year following the 1000, we would expect a new or updated model for 2010. And I?m sure Suzuki knows exactly what is needed to give it that razor…
2007 Triumph Daytona 675 Comparison
2007 Triumph Daytona 675 Comparison
…over the English-built motorbike, you instantly feels the narrowness of the three-cylinder machine. It's far more compact than the 750, which feels bulbous by comparison, but the seat is harder and you can feel both the gas tank and frame contact points inside your legs more so than on the GSX-R. The…
2006 Suzuki GSX-R750 First Ride
2006 Suzuki GSX-R750 First Ride
…new owners to improve.At the end of the day, our trip to Philip Island was not a comparison test or a venue to pick a winner between the two Suzukis on test. It did however make it very clear that as fast as the 750 was, and as complete of a package, I think if I was presented with the choice, I would…
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MotorcycleUSA's Best of 2006
MotorcycleUSA's Best of 2006
…mighty ZX, we knew this bike was special. Corrected for weather, he ran a 9.46-second best at the bike's press introduction. Later on during a comparison test against the legendary Suzuki Hayabusa, the ZX made it down the quarter-mile a full two-tenths of a second ahead of the revered 'Busa. But more…
2008 Suzuki GSX-R600 Comparison
2008 Suzuki GSX-R600 Comparison
…the U.S. the GSX-R600 never achieved the fame and glory of its 750 and 1000 siblings, yet it is one of the all-time most popular motorcycles for club racing and Suzuki's top-selling sportbike year after year. Those who follow our comparison tests religiously know that we've often liked the Suzuki but it…

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