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yankee99 - the silver bike appears a different model ... ???

Engine seems the same. Website does not show this one.

OOPPSS - found it - a V-Strom

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If they are made here its been a well kept secret.

They are not made here. Other older threads refer

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Gladius. Good price really.

Yes i think weak yen plus decreasing trade custims between Thailand and Japan.

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^ hoping the Japanese litre bikes see a similar price adjustment soon. The weaker Yen will help, just taxes and greedy dealers to deal with now.

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The gladius is ugly as

Ugly as hell! But food reviews about this bike especially the engine.

Anyway, you can get an inline four for 285-300 k thb now in thailand.

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Not ugly at all to my eyes. All this stuff is subjective. It reminds me when Suzuki went out with the Katanas back then the prehistory. Some found them great, others horrible. Problem with these exchanges was to get your letter published on a magazine.

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The gladius is ugly as

Ugly as hell! But food reviews about this bike especially the engine.

Food bike reviews is about best places to go eating with it ?

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The gladius is ugly as

Ugly as hell! But food reviews about this bike especially the engine.
Food bike reviews is about best places to go eating with it ?

Haha. It has to be good. Smartphones you now.

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I think the Gladius looks much better than the Monster and much better than those angular new 'transformer' bikes like the new ER6n or the Z1000.

Sure, nothing like the pure sex that is the MV Rivale 800 or the F3, but still...

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Suzuki are not selling many bikes in the west as their range is old they have some excellent engines and the SV650 is a gem so they have cut margins to the bone to get sales any way they can

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Just in case some of you guys have forgotten what Monsters look like:

Can you say "sexy front end?"....lol

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Think this is the suzuki thread. Edited by yankee99
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One of my old favourites was my old 600 Bandit - lovely bike (until it hit a double-decker bus, with me on top, thanks to a cheeky side swipe from a zombie tin box driver on a muppet phone!). Lovely gear box, smooth and never that "where-the-fudge-has-neutral-gone" Honda CBR "fun" (talking same time period - maybe 12 years ago - they are better now). Don't think the 650 above is too pretty though IMO.

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CBR is an inline 4, while the other 2 are parallel twins...not quite fair.

If I could choose, I would go with the pre-transformer-look ER6n 2009-2011.

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...out of the Gladius,new CBR 650,or ER6n which one comes on top ?....I think,I will go with CBR 650...am I wrong?

You'd need to see a group test of the 3 bikes. I can only speak for the ER6n. It handles OK, has a reasonable turn of speed, and is reliable (no issues with mine).
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Just in case some of you guys have forgotten what Monsters look like:

Can you say "sexy front end?"....lol

Think this is the suzuki thread.

Just responding to the comments about the look of the mighty Gladius vs the Monster that a couple of posters mentioned.

Hope I didn't ruffle your feathers.

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Don't think the 650 above is too pretty though IMO.

no it isnt the sexiest bike around for sure ...........but it usually performs very well in the group tests on youtube ,

some bike reviewers prefer it over all the other 650's like the versys and the bmw etc

350k is pribably good considering its totally made in japan ........but you would neeed to spend some money making it look a bit better

19" front wheel though ,an advantage once you get outside bkk but a bit harder to manouver through gridlocked traffic

more extras available for the versys as well and cheaper ...(at least in thailand ) but the suzuki gets better milage per galllon despite being heavier so you might break even after taking a year or two worth of gas refills into the equasion and end up with a better bike for the same price if your going to keep it a few yrs .......

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