Suzuki Bike News

Suzuki GB is bringing power to the people this month, as low rate finance arrives on the Hayabusa and B-King, offering 36,48 and 60 month terms, with typical APR's as low as 2.0%.

The Suzuki GB licensed Joe Rocket range makes its UK debut this month in association with Tran-Am, featuring three styles of riding jacket and a comprehensive range of gloves.

Suzuki motocross legend Ricky Carmichael, one of the most successful American motocross racers of all time, will feature on the hit BBC2 show Top Gear this Sunday 5th July at 8 pm as he rides his Suzuki motocross bike alongside US rally star Ken Block.

Relentless Suzuki MX rider Scott Columb, stormed to a great third place overall at the weekend, as the New Zealander competed in the fourth round of the MMX British Open Championship, held at the Blaxhall track in Suffolk.

It was a tough but positive return home for MVR-D Suzuki rider Mattis Karro at the weekend, as the young Latvian returned to grand prix action at his home round in Latvia.

Stealing a march in MX1 just two years ago with the launch of the fuel injected RM-Z450 (the first production motocross machine with injection), Suzuki leads the way once again, offering a similar system to MX2 riders for the very first time, with the all-new RM-Z250.

Suzuki will make a return to the hotly contested enduro market later this year, with the introduction of the all-new RMX450Z. Based on the iconic RM-Z450 motocross machine, the new enduro model features a re-engineered version of the legendary 450cc race engine, while retaining fuel injection with the added bonus of electric start too.

Suzuki GB has announced an extension to one of its biggest ever finance campaigns, with the 14 model 0% APR finance offer extended until 30th September 2009.

Riding an RM125 for the first time, Team Doodson Suzuki Youth rider James Dunn took victory at the Silkolene 2 Stroke British Championship in Whitby, North Yorkshire at the weekend.

Suzuki Enduro rider Paul Edmondson, blitzed the field at the WOR Premiership event at Lynn Ynn Hall, near Ruthin over the weekend. Edmondson’s gradual build-up for the British Enduro Championship at Knighton in a few weeks time, received a huge boost with the win over the weekend as the ex World Champion found his form.

Three times British Superbike Champion, John Reynolds, swapped two wheels for wings earlier this week as the Suzuki rider went wing walking during the 2009 Isle of Man TT races.

Acknowledged as the father of large capacity scooters, the Burgman 400 has been a favourite in its segment of the market since its launch in 1999. Offering a great mix of power, stability and practicality, the 400 is now available in two versions.

MVR-D Suzuki rider, Carl Nunn, piloted his RM-Z450 to a superb top-ten finish at the weekend, as the British rider competed in his home Grand Prix as a wildcard entry, at the Mallory Park track in Leicestershire, ending the day impressively as top Brit in MX1.

Galway based Suzuki stunt rider, Mattie Griffin, took the opening win of the 2009 UK Motorcycle Freestyle Championship at the weekend, as the rider who is currently ranked fifth in the World, wowed the crowd and judges to start his championship campaign off in the best possible way.

Relentless Suzuki MX rider, Scott Columb, left round three of the ACU MMX British Open Championship, held at Frome in Somerset at the weekend, as the leading team rider, after improving throughout the day to finish in fourth overall.

Women's World Championship protagonist, Natalie Kane, flew the MVR-D flag in true style at the weekend, as the Irish Suzuki rider took an impressive sixth place overall at the Catalunya Grand Prix, ending the weekend by moving higher up the championship standings.

With MVR-D Suzuki riders competing at home in the UK and in Portugal this weekend, James Noble flew the team flag by taking a podium finish at the third round of the British Masters championship at Pontrilas in Herefordshire.

Suzuki has launched a new motorcycle and scooter security marking and registration system, in conjunction with makers Retainagroup, offering an easy to apply and permanent anti-theft solution for all Suzuki owners.

Suzuki GB has launched a limited run of white colour scheme models this month, with new variants of the GSX-R1000, M1800R and Bandit 1250SA arriving at UK dealers now.

MVR-D Suzuki rider, Mattis Karro, dominated round three of the Maxxis British Motocross Championship at the weekend, taking a tremendous double win on his RM-Z250 at the Brampton circuit in Cumbria.

Suzuki GB has launched one of its biggest ever finance campaigns this month, as the Japanese manufacturer offers no less than 14 new models with 0% APR finance.

Team Doodson Suzuki Youth riders were out in action at various race meetings across the country over the weekend, competing in the second round of the British Youth Motocross Championship and the first round of the AMCA championship.

MVR-D Suzuki rider, Mattis Karro, narrowly missed out on his best World Championship finish of the year at the weekend, as he and teammate James Noble contested the Grand Prix of Benelux at Valkenswarrd, near Eindhoven in Holland.

Stereophonics rock band musician, Richard Jones, has added a second Suzuki to his garage, as the bass guitarist for the chart-topping Welsh group, took delivery of a brand-new Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa last week.

The first round of the Elite Youth Cup took place at the weekend at Landrake in Cornwall. With the weather on the rider's side Team Doodson Suzuki Youth rider James Dunn was looking to perform well on his big wheel Suzuki RM85. With a weekend full of action packed racing Dunn was to show that consistent results can give you important points.

MVR-D Suzuki rider Carl Nunn, went to the top of the pack at the weekend, as the RM-Z rider took the overall win at the opening round of the Red Bull Pro series, held at Landrake, near Plymouth in Cornwall. Despite leaving the round with the overall win, it wasn't all plain sailing for Nunn, after arm-pump in race one saw him drop from a comfortable lead to third place by the flag.

It was very much a case of 'spreading resources' for the Relentless Suzuki MX team at the weekend, as the team split in two to compete in the British Masters Championship at Dean Moor in Cumbria and the Red Bull Pro Series at Landrake in Cornwall.

It was a return to familiar form for the Relentless Suzuki MX team at the weekend, as the team scooped no-less than four podiums at the second round of the MMX Open Championship, held at Mildenhall in Suffolk.

MVR-D Suzuki rider, James Noble, left the second round of the World Motocross Championship, held at Sevlievo in Bulgaria at the weekend, as the highest placed Brit in the championship, after a pair of solid rides gave the Suzuki rider 12th overall on the day.