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Here's one more anniversary edition Suzuki which will sure set your imagination on fire: the 50th Anniversary GSX-R750, a bike which evokes both the brand's heritage and still keeps true to the spirit of the initial R750 machine.
Closing in to the 30th celebration, the GSX-R750 remains a milestone in the segment of big supersport bikes. With the same compact dimensions and praiseworthy handling a 600cc Gixxer has, it brings the extra grunt of of the bigger engine.
The 50th Anniversary GSX-R750 comes in the same Candy Daring Red /Glass Sparkle Black livery as the 2014 Special Edition Hayabusa, and sports red rim stripes, a dark-gold anodized chain adjuster, front fork outer tube and steering stem nut, while the front fork cap and adjuster are anodized red.
Red lettering on the silver Brembo brakes matches the ultra sexy red seat, too. On the tech side, the GSX-R750 50th Anniversary Edition brings the same specs as the base model. The price is a great selling point, just like Suzuki has been getting us used to this year: with only $200 more expensive than the base version, the 2014 Suzuki 2014 GSX-R750 50th Anniversary Edition retails for $12,499 (€9,100), giving you absolutely no reason no to get one.
The 50th Anniversary GSX-R750 comes in the same Candy Daring Red /Glass Sparkle Black livery as the 2014 Special Edition Hayabusa, and sports red rim stripes, a dark-gold anodized chain adjuster, front fork outer tube and steering stem nut, while the front fork cap and adjuster are anodized red.
Red lettering on the silver Brembo brakes matches the ultra sexy red seat, too. On the tech side, the GSX-R750 50th Anniversary Edition brings the same specs as the base model. The price is a great selling point, just like Suzuki has been getting us used to this year: with only $200 more expensive than the base version, the 2014 Suzuki 2014 GSX-R750 50th Anniversary Edition retails for $12,499 (€9,100), giving you absolutely no reason no to get one.
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