2007 Suzuki GSX-R 750

The MSRP for the 2007 Suzuki GSX-R 600 is around $8,900, the GSX-R 750 is around $10,200 and the GSX-R 1000 is around $11,400. The 2007 models are a few hundred dollars more on average than the respective models from 2006. The GSX-R sport bikes are some of the most coveted motorcycles currently on the market. The 2007 GSX-R 600 and 750 are around 6.69 feet long, 28.1 inches wide and its ground clearance is around 5.1 inches. The 2007 GSX-R is around 6.71 feet long, 28.3 inches wide and has 4.9 inches of ground clearance.

These bikes come equipped with a two-piece vinyl seat with foot pegs for both the driver and the passenger. The 2007 GSX-R can be a good bike for novice riders that want to have some fun while cruising around town or down the highway. Most riders love the style and responsiveness of these sport bikes. Any model GSX-R certainly demands attention when the engine screams, revving through gears raring down the road. Some riders actually complain that the raring motor for the GSX-Rs are too loud. Most riders only have to fill the bike with gas once a week.

Every amongst the experienced riders, the 2007 GSX-R remains a heavy favorite. These 2007 models have superior speed, comfort, engine performance, handling, style and quality manufacturing compared to other sport bikes. Many riders love the acceleration and cornering in the GSX-R models. Some riders find the GSX-Rs need more regular maintenance and trips to the mechanic than other motorbikes. Other riders have put close to 10,000 miles on their GSX-R without needing anything more than an oil change and new tires. Most of the riders love the comfort, stability and overall performance from these sport bikes.

• The 2007 Suzuki GSX-R 600 MSRP is around $100 more than in 2006. There were not any significant changes for the GSX-R 600 from 2006 to 2007. The fuel tank in 2007 was 4.4 gallons, down from 4.5 gallons in 2006. Generally speaking, riders prefer the 2007 model over the 2006 Suzuki GSX-R 600. Both of these bikes remain heavily favored over other sport bikes and the rest of the motorcycles currently available on the market.
• Riders felt the 2006 model was slightly more reliable, had lower maintenance costs, had better engine performance and was more fun to ride than the 2007 Suzuki GSX-R 600. Riders tend to like the new design for 2007 and the improved off-road performance from the year before. The 2006 GSX-R is better for racing while the 2007 model is better for touring around the roadways.