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Can we expect to see both the Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 and Gixxer 250 launched in Malaysia in 2023?

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QJMotor teases new sports model that packs the same 550cc parallel-twin as the upcoming MV Agusta Lucky Explorer 5.5.

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Chinese motorcycle powerhouse QJMotor set to enter middleweight sports space with new 700cc twin-cylinder duo.

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6 things you ought to know about the new Honda CBR250RR that just debuted in Indonesia.

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2015 is a very special year for Suzuki as one of its most popular models – the GSX-R range, celebrates its 30th anniversary. Unveiled in 1975, the GSX-R was very successful in the racing scene, thanks to riders like the legendary Kevin Schwantz.

Thanks to all the success and fame in the MotoGP scene, the GSX-R gained a massive following worldwide. It is said that there are more than a million GSX-R owners at the moment in the world.

So, in order to celebrate this milestone event, Suzuki unveiled a 30th Anniversary edition of the GSX-R1000 superbike at the German MotoGP event last week. The main highlight about the special edition model is that it features the same paint scheme as the original 1985 750cc model.

The blue and white paintjob was also run in the weekend’s German MotoGP race on the factory racing bikes of Aleix Espargarò and Maverick Viñales. There are no mechanical changes to the bike but the new colours are a tribute to the original GSX-R750 machine that kick-started the now famous GSX-R name.

According to Suzuki, the bike will be a full production machine and will go on sale globally from November.

The Suzuki GS series was Suzuki Motor Corporation’s first full range of 4-stroke road bikes, launched in 1976 in 750cc guise; which then expanded to include smaller GS550, GS1000, GS125 and GS1200SS models over the years. However, it was the 750 and 1000cc models that drove development on the race track and led-to the development of a new breed of motorcycle; the GSX-R.

 

 

HLYM previews all-new Yamaha YZF-R25 entry-level sport bike for the Malaysian market.

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Korean bike maker Hyosung confirms plans to introduce new GD250R entry-level 250cc sport model.

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Malaysian Honda motorcycles assembler and distributor Boon Siew Honda (M) Sdn Bhd officially launched the refreshed CBR250R and previewed its upcoming the CBR650R and CB650F models earlier today. (more…)

Yamaha confirmed via its annual report that it will begin production of its two electric models, the PES1 sports and PED1 dirtbike, by the year 2016. (more…)

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