

Suzuki claims it’s 10% more fuel efficient too. Aside from minor revisions to make it breath more easily, the 750’s motor is essentially the same as before, but it now promises to spin up faster and make more low and midrange power. The 750’s rolling chassis and bodywork is completely new, but it doesn’t get the GSX-R600’s radical engine overhaul and the resulting 1kg extra weight reduction.
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Get on a tight twisty track and the 750’s throttle can be cracked open with confidence where the 1000’s needs feathering. It was and is everything a GSXR 750 should be a brilliant track bike, back road scratcher, commuter and a bike that simply begs to be thrashed. Responsibility to a GSX-R750 rider is about remembering to fill up with petrol. Apart from that it’s cheaper than a 1000, and only a few quid more than a 600. It may be in quite a high insurance category. The only thing to really complain about is the vibration from the motor – but even that is a familiar GSX-R family trait. MotoGP| Johann Zarco tops 219mph on Ducati in Qatar testĪnd then added a motor that is plenty fast enough and gives the rider a thrill every ride.
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“I bloody love this bike,” said Tester at Small Daryll Young, “I’ve ridden all of the new bikes this year and I’d have the 750 over all of them hands down, it’s just so much fun.” Mackenzie was similarly full of praise “It just gets better every time you ride it,” reckoned Niall, “the handling, engine, brakes, everything about it is brilliant.” It’s one of the most addictive things in biking, and forces a manic smile onto your face. Air-box and exhaust compete to see which can make the most noise, while the motor buzzes even more and the rev counter spins wildly round towards the needle stop. There’s a wonderful, two-stroke-like kick in power around 7000rpm, at which point all hell breaks loose. Get going and the GSXR 750 encourages misbehaviour. Blip the throttle and the needle leaps around the large analogue rev counter while the exhaust growls harshly and the air-box barks. The 750 motor sounds raw, rough, ready for action. Looking for trouble? You’ve come to the right place. Hit the starter and it’s instant, snarling smiles. Pop the key in and the view from the bridge is identical to the 600’s. The GSX-R750 is virtually identical to its partner-in-crime 600cc brother and the casual onlooker will struggle to tell the two apart.
