Abandoned by the premier road racing series, we pitted the Suzuki GSX-R750 against the Triumph Daytona 675 for a head-to-head battle we're billing as the Exiles Comparo.What does the Triumph Daytona 675 and Suzuki GSX-R750 have in common with Lindsey Lohan and Britney Spears? Besides that we all…

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The 41mm Showa inverted fork features updated internals and now incorporate both high and low speed compression damping adjustment in addition to preload and rebound adjustment which together allow for more precise suspension tuning.There's nothing like a head bobbing, engine wailing, 140 mph fifth…

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The best of both worlds... In the GSX-R750 a rider gets middleweight handling with more oomph in the motor than the supersport 600.Suzuki GSX-R750Suzuki's GSX-R750 seems to fall through the cracks more and more each year, somehow turning into an outcast these days. How? We have no idea. It truly…

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Project Suzuki GSX-R750 Stage 1Ultimate Street-Legal Sportbike: Stage 1The plan was simple: Make a full-on, race-ready Heavyweight Superbike, but make it docile enough to be an everyday street bike. Okay, maybe not so simple. Typically a race bike is finicky, idles high, runs hot when not at speed,…

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2008 Suzuki GSX-R750 Specifications:Engine: 749cc Inline-Four, DOHC, 16 valvesBore x Stroke: 70.0 x 48.7mmCompression Ratio: 12.5:1Horsepower: 122.7 hp @ 12,600 rpmTorque: 53.6 lb-ft @ 11,200 rpmWeight: 439 lbs. w/fuelPower to Weight Ratio: 0.28 hp per lbsFront Suspension: Showa 41mm fork, 4-way…

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Exiles from the supersport and superbike classes, the Ducati 848 and Suzuki GSX-R750 represent two different middleweight takes on the high-performance sportbike.Every year life for us sportbike folk gets better and better. Not only do manufacturers continue to crank out lighter, faster, and easier…

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At one point the dominating warrior in the AMA Superbike ranks, the Suzuki GSX-R750 is the lone relic of the 750cc In-line Four era. The Japanese marque has continued to develop the model, however, ensuring its continued success at a trackday weapon.2007 Suzuki GSX-R750MSRP: $10,199Weight: 413 lbs (…

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The Lamberd Brothers made quite an impact on the Bonneville scene when they showed up with their 500cc stand-up scooters capable of reaching 100mph. You see a lot of unusual things at the Bonneville Salt Flats. I've been a regular there since the late 90's, and have witnessed my share of…

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Is a literbike really better than a supersport, or is it better to split the difference with a 750? We find out when we pit the GSX-R1000, GSX-R750 and GSX-R600 against one another on the track and street.Triplets: Suzuki GSX-R600 vs. GSX-R750 vs.?GSX-R1000 We've all been there - sitting on the…

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2006 Superbike Smackdown IIIThe literbike class of sportbikes is one of the most hotly contested genres in motorcycling, even somewhat overshadowing the raging fury of the 600cc supersport category that has traditionally been the most competitive. All the attention on the literbikes is driven by…

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