Suzuki GSX750F

Express Review on Suzuki GSX750F
by Big-Al - written on 18.06.08
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Changed from a Pan European to a 2003 GSX750F and wow ! Bucket loads more fun. just been to Norway and it performed so well, covering 1700 miles in a week - only problem being no tread left on the front tyre after so many hair pins. I too find that I'm always looking for another gear - it doesn't need one cos the power is always there but it does rev high. Such value for money I think I'll keep this one for a while.

Nicely stable at 200+km's (101 words)
by Sue - written on 26.05.07
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I have to say I am quite attached to this bike. It is surprisingly forgiving and has kept me with the shiny side up when perhaps it should have gone down. The one thing that is a bit annoying is that you constantly look for another gear, it seems to rev quite high. I have toyed with the idea of changing cog size to overcome this. The styling of the faring did save my leg when I put it down as I was able to just slide my leg out from under the bike - always a ...

Suzuki GSX750F: GSX 750 F my first love, well apart from the missus! (306 words)
by deek6t8 - written on 23.03.06 (Somewhat useful, 2905 readings)
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This bike is big heavy looks quite sporty and a little dated. Mine is a 1991 model so is 15 years old and looks slightly worse for wear. It is extremely reliable, in 10,000 miles since I bought it I have only had to perform minimal routine maintenance. (replace tyres etc.) Its performance took me by surprise when I bought it it has around 100 bhp listed to speed is 142 Mph and 0 to 60 takes a few seconds (not sure of an exact figure but about 4 elephants if you know what I mean) it is a joy to ride in the dry but a little edgy in the wet, the wheels wander over white lines etc. on greasy or wet roads. The best thing about the ...