Suzuki: a perspective of The Italian Black Rider ambassador's sought-after GSX-R1000R

The shade in contact with light is changeable. A series of shades enrich the already sporty appearance of the Suzuki GSX-R1000R of the ambassador The Italian Black Rider.

The specialised farming model

The livery catches the eye, thanks to a dark tone that is not intense but changeable, leaving room for purple or blue veins depending on the light sources present. A peculiar feature of this wrapped garment that embraces the external area of ​​the motorbike is a name “MALEFICENT 2.0”. An interesting result that, considering the post published on the account Facebook di Suzuki Motorcycle Italy, could be admired at the next EICMA event scheduled in the pavilions of Rho Fiera Milano twigs 5 al November 10, 2019.
The new volcanic Suzuki GSX-R1000R is the current sporting point of reference of the Japanese manufacturer, considering a push close to 202 horses proposed by four cylinder Euro 4 and 117,6 Nm of maximum torque. A force managed and recalled through three driving modes, without forgetting the sophisticated solutions linked to the model like a command ride-by-wire and a system SR-VVT (Suzuki Racing-Variable Valve Timing) which deals with valve lifting and timing, effectively contributing to the action and response of the vehicle. Among the aspects highlighted is a solution ABS standard with cornering function, a chassis equipped with suspension Showa, a fork BFF with lightened upper plate and monoshock absorber BFRC lite, Launch Control and change QuickShift bidirectional. Also reported Motion Track TCS (Traction Control System) on 10 levels, linked to an ECU control unit and inertial platform, considering the information from six directions of the three spatial axes, taking up the information on the model.
The Italian Black Rider is one of the recent winners #SUZUKICHALLENGE2019, the casting organized by the Hamamatsu brand to select the new ones “Social Ambassador”, resulting “ONE YEAR AMBASSADOR” alongside Suzuki for the entire next season, as previously reported.

Photo: Suzuki Motorcycle Italia