First ride of the Suzuki GSX-S125 incoming

MCN’s Acting Consumer Editor, Dan Sutherland, will be riding the new Suzuki GSX-S125 this coming Thursday at its European launch.

Part of Suzuki’s latest venture into the low capacity market, the £3699 (launch price) naked 125 shares the same 124.4cc double overhead cam, single-cylinder motor as the sporty new GSX-R125 and aims to be the perfect tool for riding through the urban sprawl.

TOP STORIES

• Harley-Davidson debuts three new CVO models for 2018
• Do you know a biking hero?
• MotoGP: Viñales out to defend his Silverstone title
• The Zero S packs 30.6bhp and 79.7ftlb of torque, yet is still A1-legal…
• News podcast episode 11: New models from Harley-Davidson

With upright bars and a claimed best power-to-weight ratio and acceleration of any naked 125, Suzuki say the GSX-S will do an impressive 122.82 miles per gallon.

For a little added security when stationary, the bike has also been fitted with a shutter-key lock system, which will mask the ignition slot until a bike-specific fob has been pushed into a receiver to release it.

Check back on our social media channels on Thursday to discover our first thoughts of the bike and read the full report in next Wednesday’s MCN.  

Have a browse for your next bike on MCN Bikes For Sale website or use the MCN’s Bikes For Sale App.