2025 Suzuki Motorcycle Updates // Hayabusa, SV650, and MORE!

Suzuki Motor US) is thrilled to unveil the final wave of its stunning 2025 motorcycle lineup. Building upon the already impressive roster of models announced earlier, Suzuki is excited to welcome back iconic favorites from several different categories including, Sportbike, Street, Crossover, Sport Touring and Adventure.

From high-performance sportbikes to versatile adventure tourers, the 2025 Suzuki lineup has something for every rider. The legendary Hayabusa returns, wrapped in some fresh new colors for 2025. Thrill-seekers can experience the adrenaline rush of the GSX-S1000, now equipped with an impressive 5-inch color TFT display. Long-distance and sport touring riders can embark on epic journeys with the GSX-S1000GT+ and GSX-S1000GX+, each designed for comfort and performance. And for those who crave the open road and challenging journeys, the V-STROM 800 and 1050 lineups offer the perfect blend of features and functionality.

Get ready to ride into the future with Suzuki.

#suzuki #hayabusa #gsxs1000 #vstrom #sv650

[Motahead]

Lets Goooo! Glad that you have the second channel!!

[gavinearls]

So hyped for this channel :D thank you for starting another venture into Bikes love both cars and bikes

[binaryanticommunist]

I wish Honda would bring the VFR750 back. What an experience it was riding that bike. So smooth and luxurious.

[Darkvortex]

Yeah that matte green is gorgeous on that hayabusa, even the stock exhaust looks nice with it.

[ninjaknight-jnky]

Are you going to do a video on the drz4?

[aleksanderpopov]

I’m here from the car channel because I too have love for everything motorcycle. I can’t stop buying them because of great deals or super car speeds out of $12-15k or because I want to. Each bike has its own unique character that are lacking in cars most of the time. Or sometimes you get on marketplace as see a 2004 triumph speed four for $400 with 12k miles on it. Or a 2014 Panigale from Copart came out to be under $8k with 4k miles. I love all my bikes in different ways

[DoubleDown]

Can you do a video about best beginner bikes, except for the Grom?

[GIGABACHI]

Latest Gen Hayabusas are becoming "semi-affordable" according to my local CL adds. I should experience one before my senses get too dull to operate one.
Tacked on Instrument Clusters . . . It's a DAMN FUGLY PANDEMIC in the naked bike world and the infection it's attacking every OEM with no end in sight. Same as the automotive world and those tablets sticking off the dash.
The SV650 it's a classy looking motorcycle and all the bike a new rider could ever whish for in a while.
Easy to work on, repair and maintain. Lots of aftermarket parts and OEM parts support.
STILL a hell of a value with how expensive everything is today.