2020 Suzuki GSX-S750 Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2020
- My review of the 2020 Suzuki GSX-S750, a naked middleweight street bike housing a re-tuned GSX-R750 engine. Here I'll talk through the relative pros and cons as well as providing onboard riding footage.
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Had mine 28 months. Done 11,000 miles. Still love every minute on it.
Thanks for sharing
Great review, by the way!
The engine in this bike is absolutely fantastic. The sound is intoxicating and yes you need to rev it but that's loads of fun for me anyway. I'd put this engine up against any in its class for smoothness and willingness. I personally have no issues taking it on journeys. Super fun bike. Probably best bank for the buck in its class especially if you pick up a leftover model year. Great review 👍
This bike is a steal , I got one for almost same price as SV650.
@@HS99876 yes...surprisingly
Good review. Thanks
The mirrors tend to get loose over 150mph just FYI if anyone cares to top theirs out... mine spun and hit me in my helmet, I thought it was a bug...
Just bought one........glad to find out about the stash box the easy way......I'll fix that before I use it
Name of this colour model??
I recommend you to install little extension maintenance cable for charger to back seat from battery. Meaby think as well to put Yoshimura Alpha T which i did on my bike its sounds much much better with db killer. Any way good review i did enjoy watching you
I’m currently using the American version (if there’s any difference). I like all that it has to offer and I get a great experience from its “silky smooth engine and the gears seem a bit stiff to me, a little “laggish”. Few of any other complaints. I’m getting a baggage package installed shortly to suit my own purposes in riding. Thanks for the clear and crisp review.
Thanks for watching!
Question. Does the Gsx-s have engine vibration as the revs climbed? I have a new 2023 and the higher the revs the more vibration that comes through the bars, the seat, the foot pegs and the gas tank. Is this normal? My mirrors are blurry at any rpm above about 4-5k too.
Thanks for the detailed review mate ! i'm currently thinking of GSXS750 or Z900
I'm glad it was useful!
Same boat here!
Go now, you can get a deal on the GSX-S, but it won't happen on the Kaw........after fees, taxes, interest paid, I'll still be $1000 under msrp.....go now
I was thinking I wanted 21 kaw Z900, but we talked prices.....he wanted money coming in now
Tuff decision!
Another thing to consider, especially if you have someone else do the maintenance
Suzuki maintenance interval 3500 miles, Kawasaki 7500 miles
Great color!! Mines a 2018 red
Name of this colour??
My knees are fine - I like the riding position - focused but not penurious. Surprised, as my other bike is a hypermotard. The seat is the limiting factor so far (2 -3 hours) - hope to build a tolerance. Is there such a thing as butt callouses - I'd like to get some. First I4, and I am loving this machine. And yeah - a way better suspension than the stock duc (vintage 2013). When Ducati cuts a corner, they really cut a corner.
Damn i thought that was karl pilkington for a second. Anyway, great review
You're not the first person to make the comparison (and I doubt you'll be the last!)
Head like an orange 🍊
Would this make a good first bike? about to take my test soon! Great review btw!
Thanks. Yes, I think so - especially as it's not one you'd outgrow or get bored of quickly.
@@MotoringNomad Cheers
I have this bike the suspension is harsh over rough pavement especially mid corner and unsettles the bike.apart from that really good fun bike that you can use more of the engine and really good on gas.great value bike,well recommended.
Seems firm but well damped to me - there are some jackhammer suspensions out there and this isn't one of them.
I picked one this past July, 1200 flawless miles so far. Currently stored for winter. Lost my wallet down the hole too...LOL. Now I wrap all my stuff in small towels. Next mod will be bar back riser for sure, and fatter pegs. Hard to get parts in USA still though. Just mostly amazon china stuff, with long shipping wait.
I just purchased this exact bike and color last week and I love it
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I have this exact bike and color. Love it. Great value for the dollar. Looks great. Performs great. Only thing I don’t like is the very bottom of the throttle is a little snatchy, a little too on/off, it unsettles the bike...I’m a motocross racer so it’s not a matter of throttle control...I’ve gotten used to it and it’s only a thing at slow speed turning but that’s my only real complaint. The bike gets compliments regularly and it’s fast. Oh one other thing, the helmet lock design is dumb but don’t use it much anyway.
I didn't expect to like it and it won me around. If I was in the market for a bike in that segment, it'd definitely be a strong contender. I didn't notice the low-down snatchy throttle, but my personal bike is a Ducati Multistrada and I had a KTM Superduke before that - both of which are V twins and a pain in the arse at low revs!
@@MotoringNomad Interesting. Didn’t know that.
Why do you say that the helmet lock design is dumb? Just curious.
@@rj9617 Other helmet locks I’ve seen are on the frame of the bike. You hook the helmet on a piece under the seat and the helmet naturally hangs from its strap and you put the seat back on to block access to remove it.
On this one the helmet hang point is on the seat itself and you have to awkwardly hang the helmet from the piece you removed from the bike (the seat) and hope your helmet doesn’t fall off and hit the ground as you awkwardly try to put the seat back on with the helmet(s) hanging from it.
The same thing happened to me with the passenger seat lock.. Very frustrating
It's such an obvious design flaw, that I can't believe it hasn't been fixed (given how simple a fix would be!).
Agree, i have the 2018 model, it would be strange if they haven’t noticed or recieved complaints about it yet
Is it considered a good beginner big bike? I love this bike so much!
Btw great review!
Thanks! Yes, I think so. It's not at all intimidating.
@@MotoringNomad OTOH - one whiskey throttle and you could be up a tree.
I'd like to add to the mirrors; I have a GSX-S750Z and included in the tool bag, are wrenches to adjust the mirrors more dramatically. Also, is this not the "Z?" Honestly not sure of the difference.
Z = black muffler
@@rugershooter5268 ah yes, found out recently it is a cosmetic upgrade. nothing else. thanks!
In some countries the “Z” means with it without ABS. Amazing for 2020 where ABS is automatic for just about everything.
Man i love that colour scheme. Mines matte black but damn. I think this looks better.
What is the name of this colour??
NOTHING beats black!!
@@rabbychan yeah ur right lol
I'm 5"5 and weights 78kg. Can this bike be suit for me?
Difficult for me to say, as I'm six inches taller, but it's not a difficult bike to physically manage. It'd be worth you checking one out at a dealer, if you're interested.
So how would transitioning to this feel compared to my 99 ZX6R??
I used to own a 2002 ZX6R, although there was a gap of many years between riding that and testing this Suzuki! Depends what you're looking for? The GSX-S750 is a very good bike and I think you'd find it a more cultured ride than your ZX.
@@MotoringNomad I'm torn between a Z900 and a GSXS750. I'm leaning a little more towards the Kawi because of the extra horsepower and i like the look slightly more.
Should I consider this than the MT07? Not for commuting but mainly for leisure riding and little touring maybe. Your inputs will be appreciated, thanks!
yes for GODS sake get the MT07 over the S750. you will be much happier.
@@redhytech why? This is a great bike. It comes down to engine - a P-twin vs an I4. This thing screams. Also it is a full sized machine.
@@anxiousappliance I just traded my gsxs 750 in on a KATANA1000. the gsxs 750 is junk. bad shocks, bad forks, no power. very heavy. I put a power box on mine to boost the power,, it helped but the bike is throttled buy the computer. it won't allow the bike to preform at it's full potential. the GSXS-750 could be a great bike but it needs some major upgrades. you want a good bike with plenty of power? get a Katana. it's only a few thousand more and for the extra money well WORTH IT.
@@redhytech Just got back from a wonderful ride on my wonderful gsx-s750. Enjoy the Katana, a very good looking machine.
Secret stash container. Use it!
2021 ?
This is the 2020 model.
Great video AWESOME VIDEO
Can you please move the mic.
Like on the side because its kinda annoying
I really hope you dont take this the wrong way but yeah i love this
Hey, no problem. Constructive feedback is always appreciated. Which mic? The one on the bike or while I'm talking?
@@MotoringNomad when you’re talking because we can hear every time you swallow.
But beside that your video was amazing and informative
@@svsix5083 Ah okay. I'm aware it's really noticeable on this video (as I had a cold and a very sore/dry throat).
I'm 6' 5" - how tall are you? Thnx !!
5' 11".
gives me a relative idea Thnx !!
@@caltiki3090 I’m 6’4. Bike size was one of the main factors when buying. This bike fits fine.
Thnx !!! Very Helpful !!
@@thatstheguy07
I'm 6'4 as well. I've heard other peeps say this bike is bad for tall riders. I plan on mounting this and the 1000 GSXS to see switch fits better
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@5:43 Yes, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to take it on a longer ride without hurting your bollocks. :)
i have the same very good bike, you see on my channel some video
Too much power for a beginner to handle?
Not, not at all. It's very user friendly.
This was my first street bike. I have years of dirt experience, though. I agree with Nomad, but just know that it does have a lot more power than a smaller displacement bike which equates to more devastating results from a beginner accident. Remember, this bike weighs 480lbs (213). Lots of potential to drop it, too. Once it's rolling and you have good clutch control, this bike rides like butter.
Got it's 250cc cousin for now as I'm just starting.. will consider this or the gxr 1000cc next year. Thanks for the feedback.
@@ammarhalawani1974 gsxr a track bike. Gsxs a street bike :)
haha from 250 to 1000 sounds like you have a deathwish
Slightly detuned from 147 hp to 113 hp ))
you will never see 113hp out of the S750.(not with out a tuner box)
just got mine a few weeks ago( the exact bike. white GSX-S750Z with ABS).... NOT a good bike. it's very SLOW on the low end. cruising at 5,000 RPM the damn thing vibrates the shit out of your hands. cornering SUCKS BALLS. I drive the same roads everyday. my old 2018 SV650 could take the curves at 70MPH PLUS. the S750 likes the curves around 60 - 65MPH.
the GSX-S750 has a sputter in low RPMs(under 4,000), it smooths out over that. I have NOT experienced the BOOST in torque with RPMs over 5,000. don't get me wrong it'll hit 100MPH no problem, there was no noticeable BOOST of power.
if you want a good bike,, buy something else.. Suzuki let us down with this one.
You have something wrong with your bike - probably figured that out by now.
Anybody here who shifted from SV650 to GSX S750 ?
From mt 125 to gsx s750 :P
@@casparow123 Wow, that's epic. actually before SV650 i was riding scooter only
@@Watchmaty yup, the gsx s750 is my first big bike after 3 years on 125
@@casparow123 Nice bro, ride safe
I was looking to purchase Sv650 but for $400 more , I got a new 2020 gsx s750, delivery in two months