Question 1

Who founded Suzuki?

Accepted Answer

Michio Suzuki (1887 – 1982) launched a loom factory in 1909 in Hamamatsu, Japan. The factory began making cars in 1937 and motorcycles in 1954.

Question 2

Where are Suzuki motorcycles made?

Accepted Answer

Suzuki motorcycles are made in Hamamatsu, Japan.

Question 3

What is the most iconic Suzuki motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

Arguably, the early 1980s Katana, the mid 1985s GSX-Rs or the Hayabusa. Among particular models, the two-stroke Grand Prix replica from the mid-1980s, the RG500 Gamma, and the V-2 superbike TL1000 R from the mid-1990s count among the most-sought after collectors&#8217; models. Both are rare.

Question 4

What is the fastest-ever Suzuki motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

The first Hayabusa, in 1999. It reached 194 MPH. Later Hayabusa models were slightly slower, under a manufacturers&#8217; agreement limiting the speed to 186 MPH. The manufacturers feared that superbikes may become banned because of their speed war.

Question 5

What is the best-ever Suzuki motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

The GXR-R 750 was the biggest game-changer. Arguably, the Katana was the most beautiful. Hayabusa was the fastest. The modest SV650 and V-Strom 650 have remained in the program and are sold longer 21 and 17 years, respectively.

Question 6

Does Suzuki only make motorcycles?

Accepted Answer

No, it also produces small, mid-sized and maxi scooters, as well as ATVs. Suzuki is also a major car maker.

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