Suzuki at the MotoDays in Rome with the 2016 range

Suzuki – From 3 to 6 March, Suzuki invites all two-wheel enthusiasts to MotoDays, the show dedicated to motorbikes and scooters, now in its 8th edition this year, organized in the Rome exhibition centre. At Hall 6 (Stand A2) the public will have the opportunity to admire numerous new Suzuki 2016 products, including the new entries SV650 ABS and VanVan 200, together with the GSX-S1000 ABS SP and the concept bike of the new, highly anticipated GSX-R1000.

The DemoRide Tours will also stop at MotoDays, offering all visitors the opportunity to take a free road test of the new models. Among these, the new SV650 ABS stands out, available to enthusiasts alongside V-Strom 1000 ABS, V-Strom 650XT ABS, GSR750 SP, GSX-S1000 ABS and GSX-S1000F ABS. Inside the exhibition space it will also be possible to take advantage of the corner dedicated to clothing and merchandising, with the possibility of purchasing an accessory or an original item of clothing from the Suzuki collection.

At MotoDays 2016, there will also be the new Suzuki SV650 ABS Suzuki in a special version set up to enhance the purity of its shapes which also act as the perfect base for total customization. Furthermore, we will be able to admire VanVan 200, a motorbike designed for those who use the motorbike on a daily basis, in urban traffic and on the motorway. The family of Suzuki road maxi sports cars is expanding with the arrival of the new GSX-S1000 ABS SP and GSX-S1000F ABS SP. The naked version of the muscular Suzuki road sports car is thus shown in Rome with the new aesthetic kit developed by the specialist Walter Moto, consisting of: low license plate holder, LED indicators, frame sliders, handlebar lever protections, stands supports rear and adhesive strips for the wheel rims. The GSX-R1000 concept will not be missing at MotoDays, which prefigures the new generation Suzuki maxi sports car created by drawing heavily on the background from Superbike, Superstock, Endurance competitions and the GSX-RR MotoGP prototypes.