Suzuki Releases 2027 GSX-R600 and GSX-R750
Suzuki has announced the release of its 2027 GSX-R600 and GSX-R750 superport motorcycles, which continue the company's sportbike legacy.
The 2027 GSX-R600 is priced at $12,499 and features a high-revving 599cc inline-Four, a Showa Big Piston Fork, and Brembo Monobloc front brake calipers. For those interested in a commemorative trim, the GSX-R600Z 40th Anniversary Edition is available for $12,699. The irony, of course, is 2027 would be the bike's 41st anniversary...
The 2027 GSX-R750 carries a price tag of $13,549 and ups the performance with its 750cc engine. Otherwise it features similar suspension and brakes as the 600. The GSX-R750Z 40th Anniversary Edition ($13,749) honors isn't much different than the 600 version, but aligns all three GSX-R models (600/750/1000) with the 40th Anniversary livery. Apart from the 40th Anniversary editions, both the 600 and 750 models are available in two new colorways: Candy Daring Red or Metallic Matte Black.
2027 Suzuki GSX-R600 and GSX-R750 Gallery
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After seeing those prices, I am so glad I got a 25 MT09 when I did. Out the door for just over $10,700. Yamaha happened to have a $750 discount at the time I was buying.
I've had the 23 GSX-R750 and now own the 25, same as the 2011. They are all great bikes. What's different about the 2027 other than new graphics?