When Suzuki’s naked GSR750 was introduced last year, one key item was missing from the spec sheet: anti-lock brakes.
Now that omission has been fixed with the launch of the GSR750 ABS, which goes on sale this month.
The UK on the road price has been set at £7,478, which is just £350 more than the non-ABS version. As an extra incentive, there’s currently a £650 cash back offer that runs until the end of April, but to qualify the bike has to be bought using Suzuki’s finance scheme.
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Now that omission has been fixed with the launch of the GSR750 ABS, which goes on sale this month.
The UK on the road price has been set at £7,478, which is just £350 more than the non-ABS version. As an extra incentive, there’s currently a £650 cash back offer that runs until the end of April, but to qualify the bike has to be bought using Suzuki’s finance scheme.
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