I went to the Brisbane motor show over the weekend for something to do. Mostly about cars but I read that Suzuki, Honda and Kawasaki had stands there.
My wife is trying to convince me to get her another Kwaka so she was up for the trip.

Anway, back to the point, while I was there my son dragged me over to the Suzuki stand (he likes yellow, not Suzukis, trust me! :mock).
I can't believe how small the GSXR600 & 750 are! They didn't have a 1000 there so no idea if its bigger. I'm not a big person, 5'10" about 160lb (70kgs), but there is no way I could see myself fitting onto one of those things. They felt like they were alittle over knee heigh.
For the first time I realised how big my R1 is, which I thought was small and light having just come off a 2000 R1.

Interesting that they went that way.






(R1s are still *way* sexier! :fact)

last time i was on a k7, it felt small as hell.

last time i was on a k7, it felt small as hell.

Yeah, I couldn't believe it. They are like CBR250RR small. :lol

Good, my next bike could be a Slowzuki then... :mrgreen

:r1lover

the k7 is small as hell and fast as hell :) I honeslty don't know if i would recommend it for a very tall person. Suzuki surely makes small bikes...fun, but they are not for nba players.

the k7 is small as hell and fast as hell :) I honeslty don't know if i would recommend it for a very tall person. Suzuki surely makes small bikes...fun, but they are not for nba players.

Like i said above, I'm only 5'10" and the bike would be too small for me. :no
Crazy, but I suppose being a Suzuki they needed to get an advantage somewhere... :mock

Looking at the specs on their site, the GSXRs aren't much lighter given their size advantage... Kinda interesting really.

I think Suzuki America has secretly developed the bikes with Jason DiSalvo for an upcoming switch... :crash

last time i was on a k7, it felt small as hell.

And thinner Between the legz...
I Feel the Wider R1 Seat, helps in the Curves with leg positioning .$.02

fast though