IT'S easy to overlook Suzuki’s modest-looking Inazuma in an increasingly competitive 250 market, with new race-rep models expected from Yamaha and Kawasaki.
But the Inazuma remains one of the cheapest introductions to motorcycling from any of the better-known manufacturers, and now it's not so modest-looking.
Suzuki has just unveiled these two new ‘250Z’ special editions. There isn’t actually that much that’s special except new graphics in a choice of red or blue, but it still seems just what the model needed.
The Inazuma 250Zs cost £3,552 on-the-road, £51 more than the base edition. On finance the Zs are available for £36 a month, although there is a final payment of £1,190.
Suzuki has also just revealed another special edition GSX1250FA. The new GSX1250FAZ is white with black and red stripes and costs £8,110, £110 more than the one-colour base edition.
It’s the second GSX1250FAZ to be unveiled – the other one has blue stripes on white.
Do keep us up to date, Suzuki.
IT'S easy to overlook Suzuki’s commuter-ish Inazuma in an increasingly competitive 250 market, with new race-rep models expected from Yamaha and Kawasaki.
But the Inazuma remains one of the cheapest introductions to motorcycling from any of the better-known manufacturers - and now it's a bit less commuter-ish.
Suzuki has just unveiled two new ‘250Z’ special editions. There isn’t actually that much that’s special except new graphics in a choice of red or blue, but it still seems just what the model needed.
The Inazuma 250Zs cost £3,552 on-the-road, £51 more than the base edition. On finance the Zs are available for £36 a month, although there is a final payment of £1,190.
Suzuki has also just revealed another special edition GSX1250FA. The new GSX1250FAZ is white with black and red stripes and costs £8,110, £110 more than the one-colour base edition.
It’s the second GSX1250FAZ to be unveiled – the other one has blue stripes on white.
Do keep us up to date, Suzuki.
