THE SV650 has, without question, been one of Suzuki’s biggest success stories. Renowned for being easy going, cheap to run and a whole lot of fun , the little twin has attracted a broad range of owners over the years, from newbies seeking

Niall adopts the 1970's thumbs up poseNIALL MACKENZIE checks in from a freezing Misano circuit on the launch of Suzuki new GSX-R600.“This morning a freezing bank of fog was hovering over the circuit, putting a halt on proceedings, but with the help

WSB EXILE Tommy Hill is to ride for the Worx Crescent Suzuki team at the next round of the British Superbike Championship at Mallory Park on 17-19 July.Hill is to replace veteran ace Michael Rutter, who has been standing in for French rider Sylvian

Click to view: Suzuki SV650 owners reviews, specs and image galleries.Sometimes a bike can add up to much more than the sum of its parts to the extent it punches way above its weight. Suzuki’s SV650 is just such a machine. Most budget bikes involve

It's true...it was a GladiusFIRST PICS just in of LRG's Suzuki Gladius Supermoto.Just a few simple mods have transformed the funky entry-level newcomer into a rather swish urban terror machine. Shame about the questionnable paint scheme.The bike has

Click to read: Suzuki SV1000 owners reviews, Suzuki SV1000 specs and to see the Suzuki SV1000 image gallery.Another month, another SV. It seems as though every bike we've tested recently has been an SV of some description. Why it has been this way

of Suzuki's 200bhp B-King at the unveiling in Rome today. 200bhp, did I really write that? We've all seen the concept and the slightly softer final version, but even that looks trick and we can't wait to ride one.We were yet to see a shot of the clocks until

BEN SPIES is to replace multi-World Champion Loris Capirossi in the Rizla Suzuki MotoGP squad at Donington. An official announcement about the move is expected tomorrow (Friday).Loris Capirossi´s manager Carlo Pernat has said that the Italian

The new 2008 HayabusaHOW fitting Suzuki chose Rome as the venue to launch the 2008 Hayabusa - after all, neither were built in a day. Suzuki have made us wait a full nine years for an update on the original 173bhp 194mph heavyweight hypertourer

September 2003Luckily for me (although perhaps less luckily for the Suzuki) I found myself in charge of our SV for a fortnight last month, and what a time we had of it because between us we packed in 800 miserable UK motorway miles, several soggy