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At the 2012 Auto-Expo, Suzuki launched two new models:

1. Hayate Motorcycle
2. Swish 125 Scooter

Suzuki Hayate

• 110cc motorcycle for the commuter segment.
• Hayate - Japanese word for "Fresh Breeze".
• No mileage figures out yet.
• Nothing extraordinary about the looks, Decent!
• Black glossy paint finish engine.
• Tank graphics, clear lens head-light and tail-light. Alloy wheels.
• Very ordinary speedometer alongside a small fuel gauge.
• No disc brakes to be seen on the bike on display.
• 8 liter fuel tank capacity.

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Suzuki Swish 125 : Launched at INR 45,431 (ex-showroom Delhi).

• 125cc 4-stroke engine.
• 9.11 BHP of power along with 9.8 Nm of torque.
• CVT Transmission with self starter & kick start.
• Telescopic front suspension.
• 6 liter fuel tank capacity.
• Dual tone blue and black model kept on display looked attractive.

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What did interest us at the stall was the Suzuki E-Lets.

This is currently not sold in India.

• Electric Scooter with Lithium-ion Battery.
• Zero emissions
• Single charge gives a riding range of approximately 30 Kms.

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Other Suzuki Motorcycles on Display

GS 150R







Suzuki Slingshot +







Suzuki Access

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Eye-Candy at the Suzuki Stall


Hayabusa

Powered by a 1340cc, 4-stroke 4-cylinder liquid cooled DOHC engine.







Intruder M800

Powered by a 805cc FI 8-valve, V-twin engine.







Intruder M1800

Powered by a 1783cc V-twin engine.







V-Strom 650 ABS



Notice the wheel speed sensors (the smaller circle within the disc brake).






GSR 750

[Rehaan]

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[mayankjha1806]

Drooling over Hayabusa, do you have more pictures of this beauty? if yes please upload. I am hoping to buy one sometime soon as soon i have enough mullah. This bike bug has somehow bitten me lately.

Thanks a lot for the pictures.

[avishar]

No Suzuki GW250?Looks like slim pickings for the 250 brigade this time.

The Hayate is as exciting as pan of water.Love the V-strom,any chance of that coming here?

[ecenandu]

Originally Posted by parrys

Notice the wheel speed sensors (the smaller circle within the disc brake).

That sensor is actually used for ABS. Yes, it could double as speed sensor also.
For normal application, there is no need for the slotted wheel you see within the disk brake. The above set up will give far more accurate speed of the respective wheel, just like CPS(crank position sensor)-which determines the relative position of the cylinder with respect to TDC(Top Dead Center).

[black12rr]

Originally Posted by parrys

V-Strom 650 ABS

OMG ! , did they say anything about launching the v-strom here for about 5 lakh rupees . They SHOULD get it here ,its already late , suzuki needs to catch up .

Also the Hayabusa is over-prized , around 16 lakh rupees on road in Bangalore is a bomb . . Suzuki ,how about a limited offering on Hayabusa for around 10 lakhs ? as 2012 is the end of the world ! .

[kolimuttai]

Know about love at first sight. Experienced it again. WOW GSR 750 WOW.

[bigron]

The new 2012 red color on the busa looks splendid.Have to check this out in person. And suzuki about time you had few more bike launches now!

[jack7]

I guess its time for Suzuki to get into the market with decent looking 150,200 and 250 cc. For some reason (personally) I don't like the GS 150R.

[e46]

Originally Posted by kolimuttai

Know about love at first sight. Experienced it again. WOW GSR 750 WOW.

yeah. have Suzuki displayed to see visitor response? looks to be a i4 engine, any plans if this could be launched? am inquisitive, why wud they bother to show it when the supersports are already in market.

Also, with its own 800cc cruiser cousin launched, dont you think it has a prospect?

Abhishek

[Mpower]

What exactly is the difference between the Swish and the Access ?? (other than body panels)

I can see that styling is less dowdy and li'l more sporty like a Honda! My point is...why not put the Access to rest!