THERE was talk that the Francis Batta run Alstare squad was in line to takeover the official Kawasaki team for next season, but an open statement on their website said if Suzuki were to leave they would follow.From mid-season last year the team were

WE CAN think of better places to ride Suzuki's Hayabusa, but the Japanese factory doesn't agree - and is going to sell the bike officially in India soon.One of the world’s fastest production motorbikes will be imported into India this September

RIZLA SUZUKI MotoGP team boss Paul Denning has announced the squad will compete in the 2011 Championship, despite rumours the team was to be disbanded at the end of the season.Concerns that Suzuki might follow Kawasaki down the escape road to quit

SUZUKI may be planning to bring a retro street bike back to its range and reviving the “Inazuma” name that graced a retro-styled Bandit derivative in the late 90s and early 2000s.The firm has been without a true retro-styled naked bike since

HERE are the first real pictures of the new GSR250 from Suzuki that's due to be shown for the first time later this year.The 30bhp, Liquid-cooled, DOHC fuel-injected bike is a cross between B-King and GSR600, gets a digital LCD screen, twin

SUZUKI have unveilied a new 250 at Motorcycle Live that will use the Inazuma name.Back in August Visordown revealed that the Inazuma name had been registered as a trademark by Suzuki, originally anticipated as a large capacity, retro-syled naked

HERE'S A new-for-2011 bike that you might have missed – the Suzuki GW250, which was launched late last year at the CIMA show in China.Mostly unnoticed by the European press, the bike is actually a production version of the much-speculated “mini B

GET a Suzuki for a pound with interest free credit and 0% APR on every new model above 125cc.Each bikes comes on a 24 months term, except the GSX-R1000, GSX-R600 and GSX1250FA/ST - which remain on the 36 month offer. A typical example with the brand

VISORDOWN published a story on Sunday 25th January stating that we'd heard that Crescent Suzuki may pull out of the British Superbike Series this year.Managing Director of Crescent Suzuki, Paul Denning just gave us this statement: "Finding

SUZUKI owners who visit the International Motorcycle & Scooter Show, that starts at the NEC in Birmingham later this month, will be entitled to claim a free genuine oil filter for their machine*, thanks to an offer launched by Suzuki GB