Watch out- the Suzuki GSX-R1000 2016 is coming up

Wow, watch out world, this is the best and the most refined powerful version rolled out made with all the ingredients to give a tough call on the roads. The 6th generation Suzuki GSX-R1000 2016 is supposed to be the highest specification Gixxer hurled till now. Suzuki had been involved into this powerful machine for so long. While since being hushed and talked about since so many years, the new liter class bike is at last here. There were rumor mills running since the two years that it is stuck in the making, however all that has come to an end now during the Milan show. 2016 Suzuki GSX-R1000 2016 has been at last tossed carrying its magnificence. Carrying the Japanese custom, it arrives being silent, while carrying the capacity to take the market out on a storm, with its powerful presence. As claimed by the brand, the bike is extremely fast, light in weight and would be the most vibrant bike ever made till now.

Talking about its electronics, such as its 10 levels of traction control, rider modes, ABS, ride-by-wire throttle, bi-directional quickshifter, S-DMS launch control system. Yes you read them right, they all enrich this amazing offering! Carrying a brand new unit, being the first ever mill following the hooligan K5 unit, adores the bike. Changeable valve timing offers its amazing benefits to the Suzuki offering being all well placed to compete with the Ducati and the rest of the European competitors. The brand claims to be sure on offering elements that are extremely easy, offering the top levels of performance, so far the best by the brand. While there are quite a lot of expectations from the production of this dynamic offering by the Suzuki brand, being projected to carry a horsepower of 200 PS which is really great. The bike expected to weigh less than 200kg. Torque is predictable to be around 115Nm. Wait for the VVT technology to enhance mid range and top-end power, while the low-end torque delivering decent fuel economy while at the same time meeting the emission norms