Like this one!

The bike was launched Jan 26. Does anyone when they will be available to buy.

Already on the floor at mityon pattaya

With about 99% of the bikes in Thailand being step-through scooters or cub-likes,

I'm thinking there would be a market for a cheap conventionally configured 110 or 125cc alternative.

These appeal to me more than the more expensive 14" rim Zoomer or X bikes.

With about 99% of the bikes in Thailand being step-through scooters or cub-likes,

I'm thinking there would be a market for a cheap conventionally configured 110 or 125cc alternative.

These appeal to me more than the more expensive 14" rim Zoomer or X bikes.

Stallion has been offering conventional style bikes for a while now.

http://www.stallionsmotorcy.com/main/index.php/product.html

How they can still approve carbed engines? What happened with the stories of manuf.s that had efi yet could not pass emission testing ?

How they can still approve carbed engines? What happened with the stories of manuf.s that had efi yet could not pass emission testing ?

Maybe because the engine is such an old design it gets grandfather rights :-D

How they can still approve carbed engines? What happened with the stories of manuf.s that had efi yet could not pass emission testing ?

That was richardbkk claiming that carbed engines could not get approved...and much like many of his other predictions...

What does the HU stand for?

With about 99% of the bikes in Thailand being step-through scooters or cub-likes,

I'm thinking there would be a market for a cheap conventionally configured 110 or 125cc alternative.

These appeal to me more than the more expensive 14" rim Zoomer or X bikes.

Stallion has been offering conventional style bikes for a while now.

http://www.stallionsmotorcy.com/main/index.php/product.html

I think the Suzi will sell okay.

If this bike were offered by Honda it would sell sell sell, swell.

Offerings by the likes of Stallion...expect minuscule sales, despite the attractive retro design.

What does the HU stand for?

i am vacillating between Hell Unleashed and Horizons Unlimited, but it is probably something boring like Hardy Utilitarian.

As you can see, i am Highly Uninformed.

40 000 THB

When the numbers come in, a year from now, expect the sales to be surprisingly low. Suzuki just can't shift bikes in Thailand. I am not sure why that is, marketing, sheep mentality of consumers, reliability, unfashionable? But consumers aren't buying them in any numbers at any point on the price spectrum or model range. e.g. Sonic (no longer made) outsold the Raider massively. Versys outsells the V-Strom massively. Wave outsells the Step massively.

My first bike was a Suzuki GP 100. It may share quite a lot of features with this bike. The tank of this model has a distinctive Suzuki shape.

who bought the Suzuki?

is it a good bike?

thks

who bought the Suzuki?

is it a good bike?

thks

It MUST be very good value for money. They are fairly small and have narrow tires. If you are like me 90+ kg it might not be the best bike for you. I really like it for what it is. Simple, reliable and cheap. And retro.

I saw a red one parked the other day.

It was tricked with upgraded wheels, tires, struts, bar, levers.

Looked very nice.

Very nice.

As RichardBKK has informed , many times , smaller engined bikes ( below 250 ? ) are exempt from certain emission tests , so can use carbs to keep costs down . Shame the Suzuki has a drum front brake .

>>When the numbers come in, a year from now, expect the sales to be surprisingly low. Suzuki just can't shift bikes in Thailand. I<<

(This topic is a year old so i will add an update as follows) Well thats true in general about Suzuki ,but this model is selling well .I see loads of them around my suburb of Chiang Mai .

This week I saw one of these at the Mityon used bike lot next to their service department on Pattaya Tai. It is new and discounted to 30,000 baht.

First thing I noticed was the front drum brake..

Hard to see how they will sell it when the auto scooters beat it for technology and practicality i.e. under seat storage.