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The Suzuki company had earlier had an alliance with TVS Motor company. In 2001 to 2001 the company discontinued its joint venture with TVS and announced its come back into the two wheeler industry. The Suzuki brand has a major customer recall as a car industry rather than motor cycles. Its branding with Maruti Udyog makes it a larger known enterprise as a car manufacturer with its plant in Gurgaon.
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The Suzuki Heat appeals to the economy class yet is a fully loaded power bike.. The fuel tank capacity is 12 litres with 2.1 litres in reserve. This also ensures a wide popularity in the rural market where it is tough to frequently fill fuel due to paucity of many petrol stations. The suspension is rear and has a swing arm coil spring. |
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The engine is a four-stroke machine and has a single cylinder. The capacity is at 125 cc. Suzuki Zeus is an executive category bike. It is a 124 cc bike and the torque performance is high. As this does not have a constant velocity carburetor, this feature makes Zeus special.
The indicator lights are attractive and the head lamp is shaped as a triangle. The front wheel has a disk break.
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The Variomatic type is Suzuki Access which is another 124 cc bike. A unique rust proof is a salient feature and this is a four stroke machine. The price of Access is varied in every state. |
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It is to be noted that the first Suzuki motor bike on the Indian roads was the Ind Suzuki which had an alliance with TVS motors. The Samurai, Max 100 and Shogun were other popular brands in the 1990’s.
The most coveted import brand Suzuki Hayabusa is a passion amongst a niche clientele. With popular celebrity John Abraham riding on the bike many imports on the Hayabusa are slated in 2008.
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