Suzuki: presence at the 78th edition of EICMA

Suzuki is present at the review of EICMA,International two-wheel exhibition scheduled from 23 al November 28, 2021. Opening to the public is planned since November 25.
Revealed preview of a new specimen, flanked by several previews for the an innovative format.

Indications

The presentation of the new model is expected during the press conference, scheduled for 12pm on November 20rd. Along with this, some national previews are also expected, which will remain highlighted under the spotlight and then be observed by the public of enthusiasts. Stand B23 is located in pavilion 10.

The brand is also present in the external area, the MotoLive one, in a space adjacent to the pavilions. With the collaboration of the partners Motul, Findomestic and Motoplatinum, we highlight the possibility of testing on the saddle starting from Tuesday 23rd. For example, examples such as the versatile Suzuki V-Strom 650XT with a new assortment of colors and V-Tree 1050 XT characterized by liveries that recall the Dakarian experience.

For those interested in more road-going models, however, it is possible to test models introduced in 2021 starting with one GSX-S950 The depowered version can also be driven by holders of an A2 licence. Also highlighted is the sporty street-fighter GSX-S1000 and the equally recent GSX-S1000GT, the Gran Turismo model equipped with 36 liter side bags, therefore the most advanced Burgman 400 for maxi scooter enthusiasts, now Euro 5 approved with the introduced Dual Spark technology.
Returning to the exhibition area, in addition to the aforementioned innovations, there is also the GSX-RR conducted in MotoGP by the 2020 World Champion Joan Mir. Also visible there GSX-R1000 of the official Yoshimura SERT Motul team, champion in the 2021 Endurance World Championship.

Sportiness is recalled again in the corner reserved for the seven models GSX-R Legend Edition characterized by liveries that are a reinterpretation of those present on the motorbikes ridden in the past by various World Champions in the premier class.
Also on display is the entire proposal signed by Suzuki for 2022, ranging from the aforementioned Burgman 400 (also being able to observe the special model auctioned with the livery that recalls the Van Orton artwork developed as part of the project ARThletes), passing through the RM-Z from cross and the eclectic V-Strom, up to the powerful and fast Hayabusa.

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