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suzuki GS150R full detailz

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GS150R SPECIFICATIONS
 Dimensions And Dry Mass
 Fuel Tank Capacity (L)      15.5
 Overall Length (mm)      2,095
 Overall Width (mm)      775
 Overall Height (mm)      1,120
 Wheelbase (mm)      1,340
 Ground Clearance (mm)      160
 Seat Height (mm)      790
 Dry Weight (kg)      134
 Curb Mass (kg)      149
 Engine
 Type     4-stroke, Air-cooled, SOHC
 Bore x Stroke (mm)      57.0 x 58.6
 Displacementn (cm3)      149.5
 Max Power      13.8bhp@8,500rpm
 Max Torque      13.4Nm@6,000rpm
 Compression Ratio      9.35:1
 Carburetor      BS26 with TPS
 Ignition      CDI
 Transmission      6-speed (1-down, 5-up)
 Starting      Electric & kick

Suspension
 Front      Telescopic, Coil Spring, Oil Damped
 Rear      Swingarm Type Coil Spring, Oil and Damped

Brake
 Front      Hydraulic single disc
 Rear      Drum

Tyre Size
 Front      2.75-18 42P
 Rear      100/90-18 M/C 56P

suzuki Intruder M1800R full details

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Intruder M1800R SPECIFICATIONS
 Dimensions and Weights
 Overall length      2480mm (97.6in)
 Overall width      875mm (34.4in)
 Overall height      1185mm (46.7in)
 Wheelbase      1710mm (67.3in)
 Ground Clearance      130mm (5.1in)
 Seat height      705mm (27.8in)
 Curb Mass      347kg (765lbs)
 Fuel Tank      19.5 litres (5.2 US gallons)
 Engine
 Engine capacity      1783 cm3 (cc)
 Type      Four stroke, 2-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 54° V-twin
 Bore x Stroke      112.0 mm x 90.5 mm
 Compression ratio      10.5 : 1
 Ignition      Electronic ignition (Transistorised)
 Transmission      5-speed constant mesh

Suspension
 Front      Inverted telescopic, coil spring, oil damped
 Rear      Link type, coil spring, oil damped

Brake
 Front      Disc, twin
 Rear      Disc

Tyres Size
 Front      130/70R18 M/C 63V tubeless
 Rear      240/40R18 M/C 79V tubeless

hayabusa 1300

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Hayabusa 1300 SPECIFICATIONS
 Dimensions and Weight
 Overall length      2190mm (86.2in)
 Overall width      735mm (28.9.1in)
 Overall height      1165mm (45.9in)
 Wheelbase      1480mm (58.3in)
 Ground Clearance      120mm (4.7in)
 Seat height      805mm (31.7in)
 Curb Mass      260kg (573lbs)
 Fuel Tank      21.0 litres (5.5 US gallons)
 Engine
 Engine capacity      1340 cm2 (cc)
 Type      4-stroke, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC
 Bore x Stroke      81.0 mm x 65.0 mm
 Compression ratio      12.5:1
 Ignition Type      Electronic Ignition (Transistorized)
 Transmission      6-speed constant mesh

Suspension
 Front      Inverted telescopic, coil spring, oil damped
 Rear      Linky type, coil spring, oil damped

Brake
 Front      Disc, twin
 Rear      Disc

Tyres Size
 Front      120/70ZR17M/C (58W), tubeless
 Rear      190/50ZR17M/C (73W), tubeless

Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa

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Suzuki Hayabusa is among the most popular sports motorcycles ever produced. Since its inception the Suzuki Hayabusa was widely regarded as the fastest bike in production in the world until major Japanese motorcycle manufacturers voluntarily imposed speed regulators in their bikes under pressure from European governments.

Hayabusa the super bike

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Imported super bikes have a cult status among Indian bike aficionados. Cash-rich, style-savvy Indian youth never mind exorbitant pricing of the high-performance superbikes like Suzuki Hayabusa and Kawasaki Ninja. These awesome machines ply on the Indian roads enthralling motorbike enthusiasts. As the home-grown automobile manufacturers are yet to come up with genuine high-speed superbikes, these are imported from other countries.

It is a common question why Indian manufacturers don’t make superbikes. The is that the common Indian bike rider is a commuter and not an enthusiast and that is precisely what Indian bike manufacturers cater to (the sub 150 cc segment having the highest volumes). Of course any manufacturer would make what is in demand. So when it came to ultra performance superbikes, they had to be imported.

Indian Government had put restrictions on import of more powerful bikes. However, these were eased in the EXIM Policy 2001.