Suzuki GSX-8T now available with free accessory pack worth over £800

Customers that buy a Suzuki GSX-8T this autumn will automatically qualify for a free accessory pack worth £800.

Suzuki launches a new accessory pack offer aboard the GSX-8T.
Suzuki launches a new accessory pack offer aboard the GSX-8T.

With a finance rate below four per cent, and a free accessory pack included at the time of purchase, is Suzuki’s modern classic GSX-8T the bike for you this autumn?

You might like to read our Suzuki GSX-8T and GSX-8TT review.

Customers who buy the GSX-8T in a ‘Burnt Gold’ colourway will automatically qualify for the free accessory pack worth over £800. This does not affect the bike’s OTR price, which remains unchanged at £8,599. 

The pack includes a rear seat cowl, fly screen, billet Gilles brake and clutch levers, tank pads, and a different seat to the standard option.

The GSX-8T - riding
The GSX-8T - riding

It’s also worth remembering that the motorcycle must be bought from an authorised Suzuki dealer in order for the offer to be applied. 

Launched in the summer of 2025, both the GSX-8T and GSX-8TT arrived as further evolutions of the Japanese brand’s 776cc parallel-twin platform.

Both bikes act as modern classic twists on the popular GSX-8S, which also shares the same engine platform as its full-faired sibling, the GSX-8R.

All four models are currently available with the same 3.9 per cent APR representative finance offer over four years on a PCP or HP deal.

That rate is also available across all 800cc-plus motorcycles in the range, including the Hayabusa and Hayabusa SE models, the V-Strom line-up, the GSX-S1000, and the Katana.

Special Edition Suzuki Hayabusa.
Special Edition Suzuki Hayabusa.

Both the GSX-S1000GT+ sports tourer and GX+ crossover are also included, however, there is one model that’s not part of the offer which is the GSX-R1000R 40th Anniversary Edition. 

Additionally, buyers of a Suzuki V-Strom between now and the end of the year will receive tickets to next year’s ABR Festival, which takes place on June 25-27.

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