News 8 Jan 2015

Suzuki leads into 2015 with free on-roads

For a limited time Suzuki will cover the on-road costs.

Source: Suzuki.

Source: Suzuki.

Over the past few years, new year’s resolution trends have varied from getting fitter, to quitting smoking, losing weight and cutting back time spent watching reality TV.

For 2015, experts confirm that the latest trend will be to finally buy that new motorcycle and Suzuki is leading the way by offering free on-roads on a wide selection of its award-winning street bikes.

For a limited time Suzuki will cover the on-road costs, meaning customers pay nothing for 12 months registration, Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance, stamp duty, dealer delivery and freight charges.

Every model in the excitement-packed GSX-R range is included in the offer. From the top performing lightweight GSX-R600 through to the legendary GSX-R1000, which means the iconic supersports range equipped with race-proven features such as the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS), Showa Big Piston Forks (BPF) and Brembo brakes are now even more affordable.

The free on-roads offer also applies to the Boulevard range. It covers all three engine capacities for both the classic ‘C’ and muscular ‘M’ iterations, including the 800cc C50 and M50, through to the massive 1800cc Boulevard C109RT and M109R Black Edition.

There’s never been a better time to sample the thrill of Suzuki’s legendary cruiser range, featuring powerful fuel injected V-Twin engines, with a tried and trusted shaft drive systems to deliver all that power smoothly to the tarmac.

Customers looking to experience the excitement of ultimate-sport have not been forgotten either with the radically original yet timeless Hayabusa included in this offer.

Designed for maximum performance, the latest generation Suzuki Hayabusa represents the pinnacle of sportsbike engineering, performance and styling.

Customers wanting more information should visit their participating Suzuki dealer, who can be found via the Dealer Locator on www.suzuki.com.au.

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