LivinLOS Posted July 28, 2009 Share Posted July 28, 2009 I have known many to have upgraded from a 600 to 1000 for Thai roads. Myself included. Further more a 1050 is even better than a 1000. Please dont tempt me.. I just saw a speed 1050 go for 3800 GBP !! +-200k for late model 1050 !! Keep repeating.. I am keeping the blade.. I am keeping the blade.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Richard-BKK Posted July 28, 2009 Author Share Posted July 28, 2009 (edited) In the big bike sage is KTM... more info soon (Honda lovers, budget is not allocated, whole South-east Asian reorganization plan is stuck somewhere in-between... and currently nobody knows what is going to happen... super mess...) Edited July 28, 2009 by Richard-BKK Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LivinLOS Posted July 28, 2009 Share Posted July 28, 2009 KTM have been claiming to enter the Thai market for years.. Theres even a guy claiming to be the 'official importer' with a phuket address.. Yet no bikes I can see.. How about the new SV650s ?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigBikeBKK Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 KTM have been claiming to enter the Thai market for years.. Theres even a guy claiming to be the 'official importer' with a phuket address.. Yet no bikes I can see.. How about the new SV650s ?? At the Bangkok Motor Show Suzuki announced a price of 480.000 Baht for the SV650... Sorry- at that price I'd rather get a Kawasaki ER6, a D-Tracker, and a KSR. 3 brand new Kwackers and money left over.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LivinLOS Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 Holy moley.. Thats some price on that then.. Just goes to show.. Kwakers clever move to locally produce in the BOI system really has given them a market leading edge. So when is the Z750 or Z1000 on the road then ?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Travelmate Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 ^ Would not bother with those. Get summat proper like a Speed Triple or a Street Triple R. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LivinLOS Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 ^ Would not bother with those.Get summat proper like a Speed Triple or a Street Triple R. Your a cruel cruel man TM !! I actually just came to this post after closing this window.. http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/www/b...cleRegLetter=05 I am here in UK at the moment.. Shipping to Malaysia is about 40k baht.. And I have mates on the island who do the visa running of bikes without any problems. Even if I add 100k in rego fees later I am still in at +- 300k.. Keep repeating.. I am keeping the blade.. I am keeping the blade.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Travelmate Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 ^ Would not bother with those.Get summat proper like a Speed Triple or a Street Triple R. Your a cruel cruel man TM !! I actually just came to this post after closing this window.. http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/www/b...cleRegLetter=05 I am here in UK at the moment.. Shipping to Malaysia is about 40k baht.. And I have mates on the island who do the visa running of bikes without any problems. Even if I add 100k in rego fees later I am still in at +- 300k.. Keep repeating.. I am keeping the blade.. I am keeping the blade.. Just to help you along a bit... Street Triple R TB640,000 - GBP11,640 Speed Triple TB780,000 - GBP14,200 Your ad is GBP3,995 - TB220,000 What stopping you from buying it? The Blade? No? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BSJ Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 The SV series have been attractive to look at and have performance. The Glady-ass in that blue and white looks uglier everytime I see it! What I want to know is, will they have these in the showroom? Poo poo cruisers if you want, but thats what I think I will go for. Hopefully it will keep me alive! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wrathfultalon Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 Currently it is not clear exactly which models would be in the off stock offering, but as I understand it, it would be possible to order any Suzuki model.Likely, but not confirmed, the line-up would be DRZ400SM, Suzuki Gladius 650, Suzuki GSX-R600 (or R1000, or both) and the Hayabusa. Probably also a few Cruisers, but with free drinks and lots of shiny two-wheel devils, I had not much interest in Cruisers.... For the styling of the Suzuki Gladius and the Kawasaki ER6N, when looked from the side you hardly see the difference.... Hey Richard, Did you write that article? It certainly looks like your unique spell check free writing style If so you may want to revise that sentence where you say, "The final similarly is that both of these bikes are affordable priced.". The Kawasaki ER6n retails for 225,000 Baht in Thailand while Suzuki announced at the Bangkok Motor Show that the Gladius will sell for 450,000 Thai Baht... How Suzuki expects to sell any Gladius in Thailand is a mystery to me... Wonder how they come up with their prices... Hayabusa 1340 800.000 Baht. GSX-R 750 700.000 Baht. Bandit SA 1250 670.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Bandit 1250 650.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) SV 650 SA 480.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Gladius 650 450.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) Burgman 650 550.000 Baht ( Huge Scooter ) Intruder M800 500.000 Baht. ( Cruiser ) Suzuki is asking 700,000 Baht for the GSX-R 750 while Kawasaki is importing the Ninja ZX10R for 650,000 Baht... Strange, no? Not sure how the Gladius performs, but man what a hideous bike! Fugly exhaust, gay colors, and CHROME MIRRORS?!?! What are they thinking?! Good luck with that one Suzuki! Hope they'll re-think their pricing and import the GSXR's at prices that are competitive with the Kawasaki Ninja ZX10R. Ride On! Tony just for those reasons i bet thai Suzuki will have a waiting list for them lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrossBones Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 Is that a ZX10R fully registered - road legal etc? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigBikeBKK Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 Is that a ZX10R fully registered - road legal etc? Yes- http://www.kawasakibigbike.com/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
glasshock Posted July 30, 2009 Share Posted July 30, 2009 Currently it is not clear exactly which models would be in the off stock offering, but as I understand it, it would be possible to order any Suzuki model.Likely, but not confirmed, the line-up would be DRZ400SM, Suzuki Gladius 650, Suzuki GSX-R600 (or R1000, or both) and the Hayabusa. Probably also a few Cruisers, but with free drinks and lots of shiny two-wheel devils, I had not much interest in Cruisers.... For the styling of the Suzuki Gladius and the Kawasaki ER6N, when looked from the side you hardly see the difference.... Hey Richard, Did you write that article? It certainly looks like your unique spell check free writing style If so you may want to revise that sentence where you say, "The final similarly is that both of these bikes are affordable priced.". The Kawasaki ER6n retails for 225,000 Baht in Thailand while Suzuki announced at the Bangkok Motor Show that the Gladius will sell for 450,000 Thai Baht... How Suzuki expects to sell any Gladius in Thailand is a mystery to me... Wonder how they come up with their prices... Hayabusa 1340 800.000 Baht. GSX-R 750 700.000 Baht. Bandit SA 1250 670.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Bandit 1250 650.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) SV 650 SA 480.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Gladius 650 450.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) Burgman 650 550.000 Baht ( Huge Scooter ) Intruder M800 500.000 Baht. ( Cruiser ) Suzuki is asking 700,000 Baht for the GSX-R 750 while Kawasaki is importing the Ninja ZX10R for 650,000 Baht... Strange, no? Not sure how the Gladius performs, but man what a hideous bike! Fugly exhaust, gay colors, and CHROME MIRRORS?!?! What are they thinking?! Good luck with that one Suzuki! Hope they'll re-think their pricing and import the GSXR's at prices that are competitive with the Kawasaki Ninja ZX10R. Ride On! Tony Just a quick word .............. The 'Globulous' is.......the ER6n's ugly inbred half sister. On a brighter note...... I had a K7 GSXR 750......It was by far the best bike I have owned. Previous, GSXR 600 / GSXR 1000 / R1 / R6 / BMW 1150GS / CBR 1000 / ZZR 1200 / ..............and some other older bits of scruff! By far the best! Just my opinion however, 750 engine wedged into the 600 frame is a perfect combination and was called in many press cuts....... 'the thinking mans sportsbike' Others stated that no sportsbike owners are capable of thinking ! Ive forgotten what I was talking about!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Travelmate Posted July 30, 2009 Share Posted July 30, 2009 Currently it is not clear exactly which models would be in the off stock offering, but as I understand it, it would be possible to order any Suzuki model.Likely, but not confirmed, the line-up would be DRZ400SM, Suzuki Gladius 650, Suzuki GSX-R600 (or R1000, or both) and the Hayabusa. Probably also a few Cruisers, but with free drinks and lots of shiny two-wheel devils, I had not much interest in Cruisers.... For the styling of the Suzuki Gladius and the Kawasaki ER6N, when looked from the side you hardly see the difference.... Hey Richard, Did you write that article? It certainly looks like your unique spell check free writing style If so you may want to revise that sentence where you say, "The final similarly is that both of these bikes are affordable priced.". The Kawasaki ER6n retails for 225,000 Baht in Thailand while Suzuki announced at the Bangkok Motor Show that the Gladius will sell for 450,000 Thai Baht... How Suzuki expects to sell any Gladius in Thailand is a mystery to me... Wonder how they come up with their prices... Hayabusa 1340 800.000 Baht. GSX-R 750 700.000 Baht. Bandit SA 1250 670.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Bandit 1250 650.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) SV 650 SA 480.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Gladius 650 450.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) Burgman 650 550.000 Baht ( Huge Scooter ) Intruder M800 500.000 Baht. ( Cruiser ) Suzuki is asking 700,000 Baht for the GSX-R 750 while Kawasaki is importing the Ninja ZX10R for 650,000 Baht... Strange, no? Not sure how the Gladius performs, but man what a hideous bike! Fugly exhaust, gay colors, and CHROME MIRRORS?!?! What are they thinking?! Good luck with that one Suzuki! Hope they'll re-think their pricing and import the GSXR's at prices that are competitive with the Kawasaki Ninja ZX10R. Ride On! Tony Just a quick word .............. The 'Globulous' is.......the ER6n's ugly inbred half sister. On a brighter note...... I had a K7 GSXR 750......It was by far the best bike I have owned. Previous, GSXR 600 / GSXR 1000 / R1 / R6 / BMW 1150GS / CBR 1000 / ZZR 1200 / ..............and some other older bits of scruff! By far the best! Just my opinion however, 750 engine wedged into the 600 frame is a perfect combination and was called in many press cuts....... 'the thinking mans sportsbike' Others stated that no sportsbike owners are capable of thinking ! Ive forgotten what I was talking about!! Ya! Then Kawasaki stuck a litre engine in a 600 size frame in 04. The ultimate combo. The GXSR 750 best in what enviroment? Shall I list out all my bikes?? Where is Neverdie & his Desmo? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
glasshock Posted July 30, 2009 Share Posted July 30, 2009 Currently it is not clear exactly which models would be in the off stock offering, but as I understand it, it would be possible to order any Suzuki model.Likely, but not confirmed, the line-up would be DRZ400SM, Suzuki Gladius 650, Suzuki GSX-R600 (or R1000, or both) and the Hayabusa. Probably also a few Cruisers, but with free drinks and lots of shiny two-wheel devils, I had not much interest in Cruisers.... For the styling of the Suzuki Gladius and the Kawasaki ER6N, when looked from the side you hardly see the difference.... Hey Richard, Did you write that article? It certainly looks like your unique spell check free writing style If so you may want to revise that sentence where you say, "The final similarly is that both of these bikes are affordable priced.". The Kawasaki ER6n retails for 225,000 Baht in Thailand while Suzuki announced at the Bangkok Motor Show that the Gladius will sell for 450,000 Thai Baht... How Suzuki expects to sell any Gladius in Thailand is a mystery to me... Wonder how they come up with their prices... Hayabusa 1340 800.000 Baht. GSX-R 750 700.000 Baht. Bandit SA 1250 670.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Bandit 1250 650.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) SV 650 SA 480.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Gladius 650 450.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) Burgman 650 550.000 Baht ( Huge Scooter ) Intruder M800 500.000 Baht. ( Cruiser ) Suzuki is asking 700,000 Baht for the GSX-R 750 while Kawasaki is importing the Ninja ZX10R for 650,000 Baht... Strange, no? Not sure how the Gladius performs, but man what a hideous bike! Fugly exhaust, gay colors, and CHROME MIRRORS?!?! What are they thinking?! Good luck with that one Suzuki! Hope they'll re-think their pricing and import the GSXR's at prices that are competitive with the Kawasaki Ninja ZX10R. Ride On! Tony Just a quick word .............. The 'Globulous' is.......the ER6n's ugly inbred half sister. On a brighter note...... I had a K7 GSXR 750......It was by far the best bike I have owned. Previous, GSXR 600 / GSXR 1000 / R1 / R6 / BMW 1150GS / CBR 1000 / ZZR 1200 / ..............and some other older bits of scruff! By far the best! Just my opinion however, 750 engine wedged into the 600 frame is a perfect combination and was called in many press cuts....... 'the thinking mans sportsbike' Others stated that no sportsbike owners are capable of thinking ! Ive forgotten what I was talking about!! Ya! Then Kawasaki stuck a litre engine in a 600 size frame in 04. The ultimate combo. The GXSR 750 best in what enviroment? Shall I list out all my bikes?? Where is Neverdie & his Desmo? Ha Ha Ha ......... yeah looks a little <deleted> like now I read it back however, just wanted to offer an opinion as a time served rider.... anyway..... for me the 750 was a beautiful combination. Desmo...... hmmm I was close enough to lick one once..... the owner was not impressed! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
neverdie Posted July 30, 2009 Share Posted July 30, 2009 Currently it is not clear exactly which models would be in the off stock offering, but as I understand it, it would be possible to order any Suzuki model.Likely, but not confirmed, the line-up would be DRZ400SM, Suzuki Gladius 650, Suzuki GSX-R600 (or R1000, or both) and the Hayabusa. Probably also a few Cruisers, but with free drinks and lots of shiny two-wheel devils, I had not much interest in Cruisers.... For the styling of the Suzuki Gladius and the Kawasaki ER6N, when looked from the side you hardly see the difference.... Hey Richard, Did you write that article? It certainly looks like your unique spell check free writing style If so you may want to revise that sentence where you say, "The final similarly is that both of these bikes are affordable priced.". The Kawasaki ER6n retails for 225,000 Baht in Thailand while Suzuki announced at the Bangkok Motor Show that the Gladius will sell for 450,000 Thai Baht... How Suzuki expects to sell any Gladius in Thailand is a mystery to me... Wonder how they come up with their prices... Hayabusa 1340 800.000 Baht. GSX-R 750 700.000 Baht. Bandit SA 1250 670.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Bandit 1250 650.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) SV 650 SA 480.000 Baht. ( Bikini Fairing ) Gladius 650 450.000 Baht. ( Naked Bike ) Burgman 650 550.000 Baht ( Huge Scooter ) Intruder M800 500.000 Baht. ( Cruiser ) Suzuki is asking 700,000 Baht for the GSX-R 750 while Kawasaki is importing the Ninja ZX10R for 650,000 Baht... Strange, no? Not sure how the Gladius performs, but man what a hideous bike! Fugly exhaust, gay colors, and CHROME MIRRORS?!?! What are they thinking?! Good luck with that one Suzuki! Hope they'll re-think their pricing and import the GSXR's at prices that are competitive with the Kawasaki Ninja ZX10R. Ride On! Tony Just a quick word .............. The 'Globulous' is.......the ER6n's ugly inbred half sister. On a brighter note...... I had a K7 GSXR 750......It was by far the best bike I have owned. Previous, GSXR 600 / GSXR 1000 / R1 / R6 / BMW 1150GS / CBR 1000 / ZZR 1200 / ..............and some other older bits of scruff! By far the best! Just my opinion however, 750 engine wedged into the 600 frame is a perfect combination and was called in many press cuts....... 'the thinking mans sportsbike' Others stated that no sportsbike owners are capable of thinking ! Ive forgotten what I was talking about!! Ya! Then Kawasaki stuck a litre engine in a 600 size frame in 04. The ultimate combo. The GXSR 750 best in what enviroment? Shall I list out all my bikes?? Where is Neverdie & his Desmo? You mean neverdie and his carboard cut out desmo . I've never been too excited about the 750cc class, well not since my first R1, anyway. Are you trying to tell me I should be test riding a GSXR? I am going back to Oz soon and I have started organising a few test rides, just for good measure I'm gonna buy myself an Australian bike. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samuian Posted July 31, 2009 Share Posted July 31, 2009 So I saw the suzuki 1000 gsxr k9 on Samui's roads recently it's out there - what is the calling price of that one- anyone? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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