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Used Test: Suzuki TL1000R
By Jon Urry on 13/09/2010 13:18:40
Created as Japan’s first V-twin World Superbike champion, the TL1000R fell short as a racer. But as a road-going missile, the big Suzuki offered a chunky alternative to Italy’s uncompromising, highly-strung twins. And now it’s criminally cheap
Click to read: Suzuki TL1000R owners reviews, Suzuki TL1000R specs and to see the Suzuki TL1000R image gallery.Suzuki’s TL1000R was, if the pre-launch hype was to be believed, the company’s great white hope. The marketing types lead us to think
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Biker's body discovered 14 hours after crash
By Visordown News on 12/07/2010 12:01:31
Cambridgeshire Police seek witnesses after biker crashes his TL1000R into a ditch
CAMBRIDGESHIRE POLICE are appealing for witnesses following the discovery of the body of 38 year old Craig Coleman after he crashed his Suzuki TL1000R into a water-filled ditch.Police believe the crash, on Whittlesey Road, near March, happened
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The bikes that time forgot
By Warren Pole on 21/09/2010 11:13:04
These four bikes were meant to turn motorcycling on its head but they never did. Wozza dons his rose-tinted goggles to ponder why
You'd be forgiven for thinking progress in the world of motorcycles was a natural and seamless state and indeed, a leaf through recent history bears this theory out as we skip seamlessly from Kawasaki's Z1 via Yamaha's RD350, to Kawasaki's GPZ600 and onward through Suzuki GSX-R75...
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Five £3000 late '90s icons
By Ben Cope on 31/01/2012 16:31:35
Want to treat yourself to a slice of 90s cool?
What were the cult bikes of the late 1990s? That's the question that circulated the office today and after much heated debate (and one tantrum), we whittled the list down to these five. Without the £3000 limit, our list would have remained a fantasy for many, but the £3000 cap me...
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Gallery: Nico Bakker TL1000 Streetfighter
By Visordown News on 09/03/2010 13:55:35
Stunning Suzuki-engined TL naked from the Netherlands
CHECK OUT this Nico Bakker TL1000R-based special, built by bike enthusiast Mathijn Nelis.The one-off streetfighter has been constructed using Suzuki's legendary water-cooled V-twin engine. But as Mathijin explains, the build turned out to be far
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Living with a 2003 Suzuki SV1000
By Warren Pole on 12/09/2003 14:40:57
Warren Pole gives the Suzuki SV1000 a good threashing and then a good review. That's what you're after, isn't it?
darned sight better than any all-rounder has the right to. It was a bit heavy, granted, but turned-in surprisingly fast and held a nice tight line better than its ancestor the TL1000R ever could. In fact, I had so much fun I rode faster and faster until I
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Best Biking Summer Holiday... France
By Ben Cope on 21/10/2010 11:04:34
Best-ever biking summer holiday to France so you can get some ideas for your own. You don’t have to spend thousands of pounds or be away from work for long
. And it was, it’s just the memories I got weren’t quite the ones I was expecting.I took the ferry from Dover to Calais and it was only me and another biker on the crossing. The other guy, on a TL1000R, was on his way to Greece via Italy, but we were taking a
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Motorcycle Radar: 1997
By Roland Brown on 06/12/2010 13:49:10
Roland Brown is a world class swordsman, entertainer, poet, scientist, boxer, ladies' man and motorcycle journalist. Only one of those is true.
-twin was great, and I've still got it. The later TL1000R might have been faster and the SV1000 more sensible, but for my money the barking-mad TL1000S remains by far Suzuki's best big twin.Try try TriumphBack in 1997 Triumph was still small enough that most
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