Suzuki has announced a new, limited time offer, which will launch with tomorrow’s opening of Motorcycle Live. The new offer will see the OTR price of a number of models reduced by £1,000.
Suzuki has announced a new, limited time offer, which will launch with tomorrow’s opening of Motorcycle Live. The new offer will see the OTR price of a number of models reduced by £1,000.All three of Suzuki’s 125cc scooters are included, and as a result both the Address 125 and the Avenis 125 can be had for just £1,999. They both boast spacious underseat storage, upfront storage compartments, helmet hooks, and are powered by Suzuki’s Eco Performance engine, which can claim MPG figures in excess of 145mpg.
Alongside the classically styled Address and sportier Avenis, the luxury Burgman Street 125EX is also included, and with an OTR price of £2,199 it’s never been easier to tackle your city, your way.
In addition to the125cc scooters both the GSX-S and GSX-R125 are now available with £1,000 off, dropping their OTR prices to £3,349 and £3,549 respectively.
And, from the V-Strom stable, buyers of the venerable V-Strom 650 can enjoy a £1,000 reduction, taking the OTR price of the ever popular adventure machine to £7,399, while the price of the V-Strom 1050DE drops to £12,999.
Furthermore, the V-Strom 1050DE is currently available on 0% finance, and comes with a free set of aluminium panniers. With just a £2,043 deposit or trade-in it means Suzuki’s flagship adventure bike can be ridden for £119 per month on a three-year PCP deal.
For more information on Suzuki’s current range of offers – which includes 0% finance on a number of models including the new GSX-S1000GX – click here, or visit the Suzuki show stand at Motorcycle Live, which takes place at Birmingham’s NEC from 16-24 November.
Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
