A new front-end look for Suzuki's long-standing BanditSUZUKI HAVE released the first pictures of their 2009 Bandit GSF650 road bike.The machine has been given a minor cosmetic tweak for '09, most notably the headlight, mirrors and clocks.Full specs

SUZUKI GB has launched one of its biggest ever finance campaigns this month, as the Japanese manufacturer offers 14 new models with 0% APR finance. Available in the promotion, with just a £500 deposit are the GSX-R600 and 750 models, all Bandit 1250

– the bike that's closest in spirit to the original, decade-old SV650.Back then, there weren't many alternatives, but now Suzuki has (deep breath): three versions of the V-Strom 650, two Bandit 650s, two SV650s, the GSX650F and the Gladius; nine bikes, all

HE MAY WELL be one of the world's most successful musicians, owning a multi-million pound fleet of supercars, but Pink Floyd drummer, Nick Mason, has opted for two wheels by taking delivery of a Suzuki Bandit 650S.Mason, an original member

Click to view: Suzuki GSF600 Bandit owners reviews, specs and image galleries.Forget the fastest, lightest, latest crowd, Suzuki’s 600 Bandit was never intended to be any of those things. But it’s still a superb bike with a huge following. Its

SUZUKI GB has announced a new finance scheme for twelve new models in the company's range.Commencing on 1st April, the scheme sees the Gladius 650 available on low-rate finance for the first time, with a rate of just 2% APR typical, while the GSX

B-King ... uses 2008 'Busa engineTHE FIRST official pictures and specifications have leaked out of Suzuki's 2008 model range, which includes a new Hayabusa, faired Bandit 650 and the final version of the B-King.The Hayabusa gets a new 1340cc engine

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, participants are given the unique opportunity to try other Suzuki machines after successfully completing their test. Models included are the all-new Bandit 650 and V-Strom 650 models.Mike Loydall, head of rider training for BSM commented, "We are delighted

is good for a range of 80km and tops out around 13bhp, weighs around 110kg too.In real terms the bike is claimed to kick out around the same amount of torque as a Suzuki Bandit 650 but at only half the weight. So it should be good for a right old laugh too