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In fine form, Suzuki has dropped her own, new adventure bike to the eager masses – and this new machine is making Honda’s new XL750 Transalp break out into a cold sweat.
She’s got a brand spanking-new, 776cc, liquid-cooled, versatile parallel-twin engine capable of running 22.7km/L. The 270-degree crankshaft timing means riders get a V-twin vibe, and the new forged aluminum pistons (and 9250rpm redline), as well as six-liter airbox under the caboose ensure top-end punch (and very happy torquedos).
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from MCN.
New to the table also is the Suzuki Cross Balancer; a design made for ideal handling.
“…one balancer is assigned to each cylinder, which allows the system to be lighter and more compact,” explains the report from Ultimate Motorcycling.
“The two balancers are placed in a 90-degree array on the crankshaft, both equidistant from the center of the crank.”
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from Suzuki.
That’s to say nothing of the clever integration of a new, steel tubed chassis, complete with a removable subframe.
Suzuki also believes in functional improvements; to that end, we have an oil-cooler (kicks in when your juice gets too hot), a three-position-adjustable windscreen, ECM-assisted, bi-directional quickshifter, and a nifty Suzuki Easy Start button.
Pop, rev, and go.
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from Suzuki.
For electronics, Suzuki’s dropped quite the package; the Suzuki Intelligent Ride System allows 3 Ride Modes (Active, Basic and Comfort), as well as a neat G (gravel) mode in the traction control system, cancellable ABS for the rear brake, and Low RPM Assist for that smooth start everybody dreams of.
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from Suzuki.
In short, we’ll be looking forward to the day that this bike is pitted against Honda’s new Transalp; stay tuned for updates, subscribe to our newsletter for the best of the latest as EICMA continues, and as ever – stay safe on the twisties.
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She’s got a brand spanking-new, 776cc, liquid-cooled, versatile parallel-twin engine capable of running 22.7km/L. The 270-degree crankshaft timing means riders get a V-twin vibe, and the new forged aluminum pistons (and 9250rpm redline), as well as six-liter airbox under the caboose ensure top-end punch (and very happy torquedos).
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from MCN.
New to the table also is the Suzuki Cross Balancer; a design made for ideal handling.
“…one balancer is assigned to each cylinder, which allows the system to be lighter and more compact,” explains the report from Ultimate Motorcycling.
“The two balancers are placed in a 90-degree array on the crankshaft, both equidistant from the center of the crank.”
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from Suzuki.
That’s to say nothing of the clever integration of a new, steel tubed chassis, complete with a removable subframe.
Suzuki also believes in functional improvements; to that end, we have an oil-cooler (kicks in when your juice gets too hot), a three-position-adjustable windscreen, ECM-assisted, bi-directional quickshifter, and a nifty Suzuki Easy Start button.
Pop, rev, and go.
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from Suzuki.
For electronics, Suzuki’s dropped quite the package; the Suzuki Intelligent Ride System allows 3 Ride Modes (Active, Basic and Comfort), as well as a neat G (gravel) mode in the traction control system, cancellable ABS for the rear brake, and Low RPM Assist for that smooth start everybody dreams of.
Suzuki’s all-new V-Strom 800DE. Media sourced from Suzuki.
In short, we’ll be looking forward to the day that this bike is pitted against Honda’s new Transalp; stay tuned for updates, subscribe to our newsletter for the best of the latest as EICMA continues, and as ever – stay safe on the twisties.
*Media sourced from Suzuki*
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