After launching a few teaser pictures latest Superbike models Suzuki GSR750, Suzuki Motors is finally reveal the identity of the motor besutannya it. The manufacturer claims it has made improvements superbike motorcycle engine, so that the pull of power is stronger despite the current engine speed is low.
As reported by Autoevolution.com , Wednesday (6 / 10), GSR 750 brand-new generation that still holds 750 cc engine, four-cylinder, four stroke and equipped devices which use liquid cooling. Transmission devices using the six levels of acceleration.
Suzuki says, has been redesigned so that the valve on the engine size more compact with cast aluminum-alloy pistons light, so that the combustion process in engines is more perfect and more economical fuel consumption. Kompresmi level engine is claimed to achieve 12.3: 1 so that greater torque even at low rpm.
Manufacturers also make changes to the cam profile, intake and exhaust. So even with the seat and fuel tank was redesigned so that the rider feel more comfortable.
Suzuki polish looks best generation in the clan GSR 750 gres this. The instrument cluster for example, are now integrated so that in addition to facilitate motorists see a variety of information related to the driving motor, also memberik modern and luxurious impression. Radiates the impression of an aggressive front bodywork.
At the wheel, this motor using a rim of aluminum with three bars. Front wheel braking device using two sheets of discs 310 millimeters (mm) with a hydraulic piston Tokico calipers.
In the rear wheels using a single disc diameter of 240 mm. Suzuki Motor also offers devices Antilock Brake System (ABS) as an option.
Only, until now the Suzuki has not provided information Happenings price. Today was brought to the brand-new motor gekaran International Motorcycle Show 2010 which took place in Cologne, Germany.
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