Suzuki GSX600F Reviews

I used to ride this bike for two years for a 50 mile round trip (commuting to work) 5 days a week, come rain or shine. Its not an exciting sports bike by any stretch of the imagination. Its also not a new riders dream bike either as the brakes are not full on and feel like they are charity workers at a weekend bring and buy sale (they want to do ...  Read the complete review

i passed my test 7 weeks ago and 3 weeks ago i bought a gsx600f 1997 on an R, wow i love this bike, it goes like a dream, im 6" and 17 stone and this bike is so comfy last week end i rode it for 260 miles just about not stop and when i did have to stop i didnt want to!!!!! i just thought i would share this with other riders and owners. the only problem being i want to by parts new parts or newish, i want a double bubble screen if i can get one or just a new black screen little bits and bobs if you know what i mean is there anyone out there who can point me in right direction please..................

i've just brought a 2001 GSX600F (the one with the twin joined lights) and cos i'm only 18 and not long since passed my test it has to be fitted with a 33BHP restricter kit does anyone know where to get one and how much email me on richard_wright85@hotmail.co.uk

i have ridden the bike up and down the street very nice

Back in the late 80's I owned a 1988 GSX600F - the old style one ( not like in the picture shown ) and loved it. That one did 65,000 miles with no hassle just the usual consumables needed and a weeping head. The engine in my new one - a 1998 GSX600FW ( the new shape with twin-ish headlights ) is pretty much identical so I can't ...  Read the complete review

The GSX600F. To some folk the very name elicits smirks, winks and nudges and conjures up images of teapots - apparently owing to its sculpting. To others it means real value for money biking with low buying and running costs. So how do I rate this questionable piece of motorcycling heritage? Read on! This was my first bike after ...  Read the complete review