This is my 1st big bike after 39 year break from biking, done my cbt training in the uk on a Honda Grom the took a couple of lessons got my full license and bought the S750 same colour 😘 have toured the Lake District on it done part of the Atlantic Way on it yes your arse gets a bit sore after a few hours in the saddle but this is one versatile bike , handling is fantastic into the corners it’s just is planted , power is just superb more than enough of anything around town is a doddle and fuel consumption is pretty good to, Suzuki you slipped up discontinuing this weapon it’s just brilliant
I've been riding for 10 years and this is the perfect commuter bike for me. Swift and agile to weave in and out through traffic. Nice acceleration for getting on the highway. Nothing to complain about
@@Your_mom_0-x6 That's what face masks are for. I have a modular helmet and like to keep it up. You get used to the wind blowing in your face and appreciate it on the warm days. I also wear glasses which helps with the wind blowing into your eyes.
I have the matte black version of this and love it. Ive been riding for almost 30 years. Im 44 now. After a few year hiatus I got back on the bike I had at the time which was a 2003 GSX-R 1000. Well that seating position just didnt work anymore. I decided I wanted a more upright position and ended up selling the Gixxer and getting a 2017 SV650. I didnt think Id miss the GSXR's engine power that much but after about 6 months I just wanted some more power without returning to that uncomfortable position. I knew I wanted to stay with Suzuki so after a lot of research I bought the 2018 GSX-S 750. The seating position is only slightly more aggressive than the SV's, but nowhere near as bad as the Gixxer. Just like the review says its got plenty of power when you want it. Ive done quite a few mods to it, the next being a new seat. Anyway great review, very entertaining.
Your review is a hoot. I bought a 2015 model with 14 miles on it for $6,000 last January in Phoenix and love it. 1st sport styled bike after riding cruisers for 35 years and Ive never had more fun. Its a little uncomfortable to ride but Im hoping risers take care of that. But even with the discomfort I always have a smile on my face after a ride
In two months I'm taking the basic riders course and have been looking at potential bikes for when I get my license. This one will go to the top of the list. thanks!
Niiiiice! So I test rode this bike by accident; I literally walked in to the garage and said whatcha got. Took her for a spin in the lower alps in France here, and was totally blown away by how easy it was to ride her ridiculously quickly, straight off the bat. I've since tried the new baby monster and a striple 675R, and neither came close for handling and sheer silky smooth everything. Gear shifting is almost telepathically easy and the fueling is awesome. I then read the European reviews and they're all "meh!". I couldn't believe that I was that far off the scent with this bike and your review kinda make me feel vindicated. Moral of the story? GO TEST THEM YOURSELVES!! Try a different bike every few weeks just to keep the journos honest!! Anyway thanks! You've been subbed.
Everyone responds to different stuff. We try to be entertaining and informative where we can but at the end of the day, the best answer for you is always gonna be a test ride. So, nice work! Seems like you've found your steed!
this is 3 years old but i'm gonna reply anyways. I've been riding mine since 2 years now and i put about 35k km on it. I really love it and i don't have much to complain about. The seat is nice, it's quick, the gearbox is durable, etc. it begs to be driven on twisty roads! Never had a technical or mechanical problem with it. Just change oil and lubricate everything you have to. Every biker wants at least 2 motorcycles but my gixxes makes me really uncomfortable thinking about not having it anymore.
@@Soundsky Much appreciated, i'm currently looking for the opinions on GSX S750, especially long term ownership. There are SO few of them compared to the other, more popular nakeds in the class. They're dirt cheap for what they offer, at least here in Europe. It's literally the same price as a CB 650R where i live now. I've heard good things about Suzuki's reliability and this relatively old (therefore polished) engine is a plus for me, i value reliability the most. How tall are you ?
I watched this review,loved the humour, anyhoo I was so convinced by your genuine comments I went ahead and bought one from north west motorcycles in Ulverstone Tas, Deane looked after me very well ,I sold a xsr900 to buy this beautiful bike I'm soo happy with it ,such a joy to ride compared to the xsr900 which I was most dissatisfied with ,happy to see it go , anyhoo I can't recommend the gsxs750 highly enough 👍👍,if you're interested in a new bike ,buy one you won't regret it 👍😎, cheers 🍻 Robbie Renalson Devonport Tas
I'm looking to buy one. I returned to two wheels last Years following two decades on four. Bought myself a secondhand 1250 bandit, but its a little to high and heavy for me. I wouldn't wish to ride it around town too much. Thanks for your review here, I shall see what the bandit gives me against a new GSX 750 really soon
gizmag now that you have rode both the new gsx-s 750 and the gsx-s 1000, what would you say is the biggest difference between them? I like both of them, but probably lean towards the 750, but I have been riding over 20 years and have never got to ride any 1000 sport bike, so I have a hard time deciding between them. They just don't have many options for test riding anything for many hundreds of miles
I should also say I mean also in general when it comes to 750ish nakeds vs 1000s. I only ask cuz I don't get many opportunities for upgrading, so my bikes got to last for a long time. I ride alot of miles, but only for entertainment. I just love to ride. So I mostly go on a ton of shorter rides (sometimes twice a day)
The 750 is more fun on short rides because it's so thrashable, but the 1000 can do things this one can't on the open road. I'm talking about dropping it back to second gear at 100km/h and clutching up a gigantic freeway wheelie, that sort of thing. The 1000's performance is extraordinary, but it's much less accessible.
It is a sweet bike to ride. I put a K & N filter, Yoshi Alpha T exhaust, power commander and quick shifter on mine. Well S & R pro motorcycles did the work and on the dyno the bike is at 116hp at the wheel. With just on 5000km it is still a tad tight and should go to 120hp. It sure is a hoot to ride with a quickshifter. Love the gixxus 750👍
very good review, I watched it a few times, I own the 2020 as my first bike, I did most of the riding under 6k until a few weeks ago , this bike wants to be above 6k and 7K, you don't need to go to sixth gear, it sounds amazing above 6k. The engine is fantastic. For me the downside is the ergonomics which I am adjusting to my taste by adding accessories, I find the seating position too lean forward, which I have added Risers, I also added Puig turning windshield plus a clip on for more wind protection at higher speed. Seat is very uncomfortable and I got the Air Hawk cushion seat to make it work. This bike makes a fantastic Sport Touring bike by adding a few mods. I have almost 11000 Km in six months, I do day trips 450 to 500km and I find it much more comfortable with the added accessories. I have a few videos on the mods added.
@ HS ya i just got my 22 GSXS 750 and love it planning on doing touring i put a windshield,LED lights and a shorty exhaust! still breaking in engine haven't brought it to 6 k much..
3 years later do you still recommend it? i’ve rode dirt bikes my whole life and have been thinking about getting a GSXS750 as a first bike and a couple of my bike friends are telling me it’s too much but i have enough self containment to not kill myself
@@kydensimpson2754I still recommend this bike, the engine is powerful enough to entertain you for a few years, smaller engines, people upgrade in a year, not GSX 750! The only negative thing, is that it is heavy front, inline four engines are heavy but extra weight is good on hwys less wind shakes ! ! It is street bike, for longer rides, you need accessories to make it comfortable! Used ones are bargain! 👍🏻
I bought it as my first ever bike, i spent a couple of weeks adjusting to it and to my limits and boom 3rd week already on twisting mountains roads, its versy easy to ride but i have 2 downsides, vibration on the handle bar make my righ hand ho really numb and the weigh of it requires a lot of attention maneuvering it al slow turns or even by pushing it around with your feet.@kydensimpson2754
This reminds me of everything I loved about the old Top Gear! Best motorcycle review ever! What a treat it was to see a review filmed where I ride, the drone shot at the end was sweeeet 😍(and the YA LIKE THAT DON'T YA 😂)
Only thing im hearing bad maybe on the 23 and 24 is this return shift thing? That you cant just downshift to 1 or 2 quickly . U gotta engage the gears in order to downshift or upshift? So what if your in 5th and slow down faster and want to be in say 2nd gear . Wouldnt that be more difficult?
Always wanted a GSX-R750 but as I get older, I realize I really have no need for the extra power. Being able to have almost the same power as a GSX-R, but more comfortable is what drove me towards the GSX-S. Not to mention you can get it off the lot for $8500 brand new.
I have been riding for 35 years on 10 different bikes. I do not recall a "stalling problem" on any of them. If their is a motorcycle known for stalling I have not ridden it.
Loz, you rule. I hope someone throws money at you for a bike show beyond these great reviews mate! Surely there are enough punters worldwide for a Top Gear for motorbikes? I almost spat my tea onto my macbook!
Eek, I'm getting one of these within the next week. I was unsure (a little nervous as it's my first "big bike", jumping from a 125 to this), but this review has... settled a few of them. So thank you, and fantastic video! :)
One of the bikes I would really like to have. I love the street triple but there is no dealers for hundred of miles to deal with when issues come up and the closest one has a bad reputation. I really always loved the gsxr 750, tho I never got to have one. I kind of wanted the 1000, but actually would like a part of the Rev range that isn't so nuts. I like chasing the power
Sounds like this thing might be spot on. I just sort of accidentally bought myself an 05 gixxer 1000, and it's a raging, roaring beast. It's just so damn fast. Any speeding ticket I get on that bike will have a bonus multiplier attached.
I’m not gonna lie... when I had my VFR750 my friends would catch me “doing things” to it... they’d laugh, tell me I was weird, then tell my girlfriends they needed to “ramp it up” as I was “getting too much action” with my bike.... This video reminded me of that.....
If I wasn’t already interested in this bike. Watching the best review video on TH-cam about this bike has certainly made me want it that much more on many different levels!! Incredible..!
Thanks for a funny but also high quality review! After seeing the video I checked it out and I am know a happy owner 😊 This bike is great fun even at very low speeds 😁
This is the last "sevenfifty" produced by any japanese company! I got the last year produced (2021) and i got it in the good color (like video). This bike is gold, and it is going to appreciate in value going forward... I would lecture you ,on the UJM but suffice to say, this is the last 750 (see CB 750 from 1969) ;-)
Amazing review! Just got back from riding a red one here in the US,, and I loved it. I just noticed that the blue one in this video had ABS. Is that an option for any color? The Suzuki reps that I talked to said that only the black GSX-S750Z model would offer ABS in the States... Ugh, I love the red and the blue color scheme! I think that Suzuki finally gave this bike the attention it deserved, and I would definitely pick it over the FZ-09 (MT-09) in a heartbeat.
Mmmmm I think all that sort of specification stuff is very much market dependent, you'll have to check with your local dealers. But I reckon the black one's sexiest in the flesh anyway. ;)
i never had a motorcycle, and in the last week or more i was looking for one to buy.. i looked for Kawasaki, ducatti, ktms... i did not really love any bike .. but i just saw Suzuki, damn, they really know how to design and make bikes, if i ever bought a bike it will be a suzuki
Man, it's my first time watching ur vid. And I had to say you are one of the few guys who review bikes the way u do. Hahaha good vibes all the way.. Keep em up!
Yeah, i use to great at all these smaller bikes on the road while travelling on the Hayabusa and in the same time i remember those days when i sometimes needed the extra power in traffic and dindt have it on these bikes. No way i am going back to that kind of bikes again when the BIG Busa handle a old lady driving throug town great and in the next moment become a mad tomahawk missile on the highway.
Hi. Please suggest, I want to purchase my first super bike. I liked Ducati supersport, triumph street triple RS and Suzuki GSX 750. I am only 5’4 in. Or any other bike which would be fun to ride and value for money. Also my age is 40. I want to ride regularly in Delhi. Waiting for your valuable response.
Can you suggested me Gsx s 750 or Kawasaki Z 900 or Benelli 600i? Which one should I go for? GSX S 750 have traction modes and other two don't have I guess... Please suggest me :)
*50 shades of Japanese mid-segment madness*
HAHAHAH
Ooh segment
Oh god.
@@Heaven_ascended thanks 👍👍
Best motorcycle reviews out there. Period. Keep them coming!
2018 Triumph Street Triple or T120 next?
I'll see how I go getting hold of the new guys at Triumph.
Criminally underrated bike. Not just an insane value for money, but far better than it should be.
. . . YOU LIKE IT DONTCHAH?!
I've watched over 150 motorcycle reviews this is absolutely the best one bar none , awesome.
the drone shots just highlight the beauty of riding in the mountains.... nice ending!
.....a happy ending?
most goated intro ive ever seen. only watching this guy from now on.
Same thing I was saying.
Ahhhh the butt plug reference. Well played Loz 😄
One of the best bike reviews I've seen, earned a subscriber!
This is my 1st big bike after 39 year break from biking, done my cbt training in the uk on a Honda Grom the took a couple of lessons got my full license and bought the S750 same colour 😘 have toured the Lake District on it done part of the Atlantic Way on it yes your arse gets a bit sore after a few hours in the saddle but this is one versatile bike , handling is fantastic into the corners it’s just is planted , power is just superb more than enough of anything around town is a doddle and fuel consumption is pretty good to, Suzuki you slipped up discontinuing this weapon it’s just brilliant
44 seconds in and I'm about to tie myself up and drip hot wax on myself
Horace Reid 😂
I've been riding for 10 years and this is the perfect commuter bike for me. Swift and agile to weave in and out through traffic. Nice acceleration for getting on the highway. Nothing to complain about
what about wind in your face?
@@Your_mom_0-x6 That's what face masks are for. I have a modular helmet and like to keep it up. You get used to the wind blowing in your face and appreciate it on the warm days. I also wear glasses which helps with the wind blowing into your eyes.
@@Your_mom_0-x6 that's what Naked Bikes are for brother , otherwise get a Trail
*He literally raped the bike* 😂😂
Lol 😅🤣
😂😂😂😂
Okay, I’ve never watched this channel before, but I’m exactly 42 seconds into this video and that was enough for me to sub.
I was the same hahaha, funny guy.
This is my 5th time coming back to this video. Can't wait to get one 😍😍😍
This review is priceless! It's hilarious and right on point! Great bike, and for the money it's even better...
Used to own a GSXR, boy that sound is instantly recognizable.
Good lord!
Will never look at a naked bike the same way again!
The way u slapped the tail section...😄😄
"Yooooou like that don't-cha!!!!"
I have the matte black version of this and love it. Ive been riding for almost 30 years. Im 44 now. After a few year hiatus I got back on the bike I had at the time which was a 2003 GSX-R 1000. Well that seating position just didnt work anymore. I decided I wanted a more upright position and ended up selling the Gixxer and getting a 2017 SV650.
I didnt think Id miss the GSXR's engine power that much but after about 6 months I just wanted some more power without returning to that uncomfortable position. I knew I wanted to stay with Suzuki so after a lot of research I bought the 2018 GSX-S 750. The seating position is only slightly more aggressive than the SV's, but nowhere near as bad as the Gixxer. Just like the review says its got plenty of power when you want it. Ive done quite a few mods to it, the next being a new seat. Anyway great review, very entertaining.
Your review is a hoot. I bought a 2015 model with 14 miles on it for $6,000 last January in Phoenix and love it. 1st sport styled bike after riding cruisers for 35 years and Ive never had more fun. Its a little uncomfortable to ride but Im hoping risers take care of that. But even with the discomfort I always have a smile on my face after a ride
In two months I'm taking the basic riders course and have been looking at potential bikes for when I get my license. This one will go to the top of the list. thanks!
first two minutes honestly made me a little unconfortable...
Edit: died laughing when he said the same thing at 2:00 lmaoooo
I've got an old gsxr 750. 2013, a great bike done over 224.770 kms still running great
And here in 2022 I'm buying my brand new 750 and I'm in love with this bike!! It's a blast to ride!!
Niiiiice! So I test rode this bike by accident; I literally walked in to the garage and said whatcha got. Took her for a spin in the lower alps in France here, and was totally blown away by how easy it was to ride her ridiculously quickly, straight off the bat. I've since tried the new baby monster and a striple 675R, and neither came close for handling and sheer silky smooth everything. Gear shifting is almost telepathically easy and the fueling is awesome. I then read the European reviews and they're all "meh!". I couldn't believe that I was that far off the scent with this bike and your review kinda make me feel vindicated.
Moral of the story? GO TEST THEM YOURSELVES!! Try a different bike every few weeks just to keep the journos honest!! Anyway thanks! You've been subbed.
Everyone responds to different stuff. We try to be entertaining and informative where we can but at the end of the day, the best answer for you is always gonna be a test ride. So, nice work! Seems like you've found your steed!
Thank you for this, I'm going to be trying it in a few days. I think it looks super exciting.
Got one,, Love it ..The way of life !
this is 3 years old but i'm gonna reply anyways. I've been riding mine since 2 years now and i put about 35k km on it. I really love it and i don't have much to complain about. The seat is nice, it's quick, the gearbox is durable, etc. it begs to be driven on twisty roads! Never had a technical or mechanical problem with it. Just change oil and lubricate everything you have to. Every biker wants at least 2 motorcycles but my gixxes makes me really uncomfortable thinking about not having it anymore.
@@Soundsky Much appreciated, i'm currently looking for the opinions on GSX S750, especially long term ownership. There are SO few of them compared to the other, more popular nakeds in the class. They're dirt cheap for what they offer, at least here in Europe. It's literally the same price as a CB 650R where i live now. I've heard good things about Suzuki's reliability and this relatively old (therefore polished) engine is a plus for me, i value reliability the most. How tall are you ?
I watched this review,loved the humour, anyhoo I was so convinced by your genuine comments I went ahead and bought one from north west motorcycles in Ulverstone Tas, Deane looked after me very well ,I sold a xsr900 to buy this beautiful bike I'm soo happy with it ,such a joy to ride compared to the xsr900 which I was most dissatisfied with ,happy to see it go , anyhoo I can't recommend the gsxs750 highly enough 👍👍,if you're interested in a new bike ,buy one you won't regret it 👍😎, cheers 🍻 Robbie Renalson Devonport Tas
I'm looking to buy one. I returned to two wheels last Years following two decades on four. Bought myself a secondhand 1250 bandit, but its a little to high and heavy for me. I wouldn't wish to ride it around town too much. Thanks for your review here, I shall see what the bandit gives me against a new GSX 750 really soon
Man! I love these gizmag motorcycle reviews by this guy. Wish they came sooner. And come on man! Where is the tuono review?
I know right? :(
gizmag now that you have rode both the new gsx-s 750 and the gsx-s 1000, what would you say is the biggest difference between them? I like both of them, but probably lean towards the 750, but I have been riding over 20 years and have never got to ride any 1000 sport bike, so I have a hard time deciding between them. They just don't have many options for test riding anything for many hundreds of miles
I should also say I mean also in general when it comes to 750ish nakeds vs 1000s. I only ask cuz I don't get many opportunities for upgrading, so my bikes got to last for a long time. I ride alot of miles, but only for entertainment. I just love to ride. So I mostly go on a ton of shorter rides (sometimes twice a day)
The 750 is more fun on short rides because it's so thrashable, but the 1000 can do things this one can't on the open road. I'm talking about dropping it back to second gear at 100km/h and clutching up a gigantic freeway wheelie, that sort of thing. The 1000's performance is extraordinary, but it's much less accessible.
This review deserves a million view
7:00 I rewatched this part 10 times. Hilarious!
I’ve never laughed so hard at a motorcycle review. You’re right I enjoyed it way too much 😂
It is a sweet bike to ride. I put a K & N filter, Yoshi Alpha T exhaust, power commander and quick shifter on mine. Well S & R pro motorcycles did the work and on the dyno the bike is at 116hp at the wheel. With just on 5000km it is still a tad tight and should go to 120hp.
It sure is a hoot to ride with a quickshifter.
Love the gixxus 750👍
I'm 46 seconds in and already... BEST REVIEW CONTENT EVER
very good review, I watched it a few times, I own the 2020 as my first bike, I did most of the riding under 6k until a few weeks ago , this bike wants to be above 6k and 7K, you don't need to go to sixth gear, it sounds amazing above 6k. The engine is fantastic. For me the downside is the ergonomics which I am adjusting to my taste by adding accessories, I find the seating position too lean forward, which I have added Risers, I also added Puig turning windshield plus a clip on for more wind protection at higher speed. Seat is very uncomfortable and I got the Air Hawk cushion seat to make it work. This bike makes a fantastic Sport Touring bike by adding a few mods. I have almost 11000 Km in six months, I do day trips 450 to 500km and I find it much more comfortable with the added accessories. I have a few videos on the mods added.
@ HS ya i just got my 22 GSXS 750 and love it planning on doing touring i put a windshield,LED lights and a shorty exhaust! still breaking in engine haven't brought it to 6 k much..
3 years later do you still recommend it? i’ve rode dirt bikes my whole life and have been thinking about getting a GSXS750 as a first bike and a couple of my bike friends are telling me it’s too much but i have enough self containment to not kill myself
@@kydensimpson2754I still recommend this bike, the engine is powerful enough to entertain you for a few years, smaller engines, people upgrade in a year, not GSX 750! The only negative thing, is that it is heavy front, inline four engines are heavy but extra weight is good on hwys less wind shakes ! ! It is street bike, for longer rides, you need accessories to make it comfortable! Used ones are bargain! 👍🏻
@@kydensimpson2754 I have had mine for 5 years and it’s a fantastic machine. You will not be disappointed. You do have to be careful though.
I bought it as my first ever bike, i spent a couple of weeks adjusting to it and to my limits and boom 3rd week already on twisting mountains roads, its versy easy to ride but i have 2 downsides, vibration on the handle bar make my righ hand ho really numb and the weigh of it requires a lot of attention maneuvering it al slow turns or even by pushing it around with your feet.@kydensimpson2754
This reminds me of everything I loved about the old Top Gear! Best motorcycle review ever! What a treat it was to see a review filmed where I ride, the drone shot at the end was sweeeet 😍(and the YA LIKE THAT DON'T YA 😂)
Only thing im hearing bad maybe on the 23 and 24 is this return shift thing? That you cant just downshift to 1 or 2 quickly . U gotta engage the gears in order to downshift or upshift? So what if your in 5th and slow down faster and want to be in say 2nd gear . Wouldnt that be more difficult?
My new favorite motorcycle channel!
Nice to see a rider who isnt 5 foot 7 and 155 pounds for once. Us big guys like these types of bikes too!
Put almost 9,000 miles on mine in the first 6 months. My only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner. Just didn't know what I was missing...
Always wanted a GSX-R750 but as I get older, I realize I really have no need for the extra power. Being able to have almost the same power as a GSX-R, but more comfortable is what drove me towards the GSX-S. Not to mention you can get it off the lot for $8500 brand new.
Loz, please come back and make more reviews :(
Ya know that because of this video I bought one. It was the sound going through the twisties that appealed to me and put me over the edge.
Was the car park scene filmed near hawthorn east as well? off of auburn road and really curious as to where that car park was!
Still love this review. The start is a bit dodge but nice. Still have the same views five years later?
I have been riding for 35 years on 10 different bikes. I do not recall a "stalling problem" on any of them. If their is a motorcycle known for stalling I have not ridden it.
This bike is the reason I NEED to get my DAS test sorted this spring
Probably the best motorcycle review I have watched.
Loz, you rule. I hope someone throws money at you for a bike show beyond these great reviews mate! Surely there are enough punters worldwide for a Top Gear for motorbikes? I almost spat my tea onto my macbook!
Agreed..."The Grand Tour on Two Wheels" maybe?
One of the funniest och honest reviews I've ever seen. Loved it! subscribed.
Had to leave a comment even though this is an old review. As soon as I saw what I think is the location. I love riding the chum. Awesome review mate.
The last “you like that don’tchya” at the end makes me wish I could like this more than once
I hope Loz blain still makes motorcycle reviews. One of the best reviewer
HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME SURELY WILL COME AGAIN FOR SUCH AMAZING CONTENT. THIS GUY IS CRAZY....LOVED THE VIDEO.
Eek, I'm getting one of these within the next week. I was unsure (a little nervous as it's my first "big bike", jumping from a 125 to this), but this review has... settled a few of them. So thank you, and fantastic video! :)
Amazing, LOVE this guy's reviews! Nice humor, a good dose of raw data and honest opinion........SUBSCRIBED !!!
One of the bikes I would really like to have. I love the street triple but there is no dealers for hundred of miles to deal with when issues come up and the closest one has a bad reputation. I really always loved the gsxr 750, tho I never got to have one. I kind of wanted the 1000, but actually would like a part of the Rev range that isn't so nuts. I like chasing the power
Sounds like this thing might be spot on. I just sort of accidentally bought myself an 05 gixxer 1000, and it's a raging, roaring beast. It's just so damn fast. Any speeding ticket I get on that bike will have a bonus multiplier attached.
The best review of the gsx s750 in youtube. Which one would you prefer- this or the z900?
I’m not gonna lie... when I had my VFR750 my friends would catch me “doing things” to it... they’d laugh, tell me I was weird, then tell my girlfriends they needed to “ramp it up” as I was “getting too much action” with my bike....
This video reminded me of that.....
Loz , best motorcycle reviews on the planet:-) Thanks for posting.
Been too long for videos like these!! More!! WE WANT MORE!
Simply incredible. I HV never seen a bike review like this before . Earned a subscriber
Tossing up between this and an MT-07. Coming off an MT-03 as my first bike. Can anyone guide me in the right direction? Can't make my mind up.
If I wasn’t already interested in this bike. Watching the best review video on TH-cam about this bike has certainly made me want it that much more on many different levels!! Incredible..!
Still the best moto review on youtube so far..
This is the first video I've watched from this channel, and it was absolutely hilarious! Subscribed!!
Yip this test is spot on ,I own one and it never stops giving.thanks Suzuki.
Now that's what I call a review. Damn man, keep the videos coming.
This was phenomenal, I am now buying this bike just because of this review
New model does not have th gold forks
Thanks for a funny but also high quality review! After seeing the video I checked it out and I am know a happy owner 😊 This bike is great fun even at very low speeds 😁
It might be a silly question, but can I have a pillion who weights 80kg? Or is there weight restrictions?
I want this bike with yoshimura alpha T slip on and puig touring windscreen and other bits
What a review sir..I love this motorcycle.. greetings from India
Best ever review till now ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ keep on bro love u
Less than a minute in and I am already uncomfortable. That bike could file charges. 😂
Classic. How he did this with a straight face is beyond me.
Loving this. Damn funny yet hugely informative. I just became instant subscriber. Keep it up 💪💪
Seriously stunning looking bike. I think I might have to get one.
This is the last "sevenfifty" produced by any japanese company! I got the last year produced (2021) and i got it in the good color (like video). This bike is gold, and it is going to appreciate in value going forward... I would lecture you ,on the UJM but suffice to say, this is the last 750 (see CB 750 from 1969) ;-)
What does this bike cost? Because I'm switching from mt-125 when I'm 18. And I'm thinking about buying this or the mt-09
Amazing review! Just got back from riding a red one here in the US,, and I loved it. I just noticed that the blue one in this video had ABS. Is that an option for any color? The Suzuki reps that I talked to said that only the black GSX-S750Z model would offer ABS in the States... Ugh, I love the red and the blue color scheme! I think that Suzuki finally gave this bike the attention it deserved, and I would definitely pick it over the FZ-09 (MT-09) in a heartbeat.
Mmmmm I think all that sort of specification stuff is very much market dependent, you'll have to check with your local dealers. But I reckon the black one's sexiest in the flesh anyway. ;)
My buddies with fz09’s can’t run with this bike in the twisties.
Really looking forward to you reviewing the MT10, what do you think?
i never had a motorcycle, and in the last week or more i was looking for one to buy.. i looked for Kawasaki, ducatti, ktms... i did not really love any bike .. but i just saw Suzuki, damn, they really know how to design and make bikes, if i ever bought a bike it will be a suzuki
Hello.
First track name?
Thx 🙃
how does it compare to the Kawy Z900
Is that the stock sound? It sounds amazing.
Man, it's my first time watching ur vid. And I had to say you are one of the few guys who review bikes the way u do. Hahaha good vibes all the way.. Keep em up!
Is this blue color available in the US ?
Can you change to slipper clutch?thanks
Great style on the vid. Umm..... Well maybe won't discuss that 1st bit
Yeah, i use to great at all these smaller bikes on the road while travelling on the Hayabusa and in the same time i remember those days when i sometimes needed the extra power in traffic and dindt have it on these bikes. No way i am going back to that kind of bikes again when the BIG Busa handle a old lady driving throug town great and in the next moment become a mad tomahawk missile on the highway.
All reviews have something new to offer... Nice
Hi. Please suggest, I want to purchase my first super bike. I liked Ducati supersport, triumph street triple RS and Suzuki GSX 750. I am only 5’4 in.
Or any other bike which would be fun to ride and value for money. Also my age is 40. I want to ride regularly in Delhi.
Waiting for your valuable response.
Yugesh Bhatia Z900
Brilliant review! most entertaining I have ever seen. Subscribed ✅
“Sprouts horns and swats ice cream cones out of the trembling hands of toddlers”. 😂😂😂😂. Love it
Fifty shades of S750......🤣🤣 Man this guy is a pure artist..First 2 minutes into the video and I am a subscriber...
Can you suggested me Gsx s 750 or Kawasaki Z 900 or Benelli 600i? Which one should I go for? GSX S 750 have traction modes and other two don't have I guess... Please suggest me :)
Best motorcycle review ever!
So the suspension is superior to the MT09?