Suzuki GB is hitting the road with its demo fleet this summer and is supporting Guy Martin’s Big Brew charity event as part of its latest sales campaign, with a donation made for every new bike sold as part of the promotion.
The latest offer sees the Japanese manufacturer offer a £750 cash deposit on eight new models, and highlights Suzuki’s commitment to making owning a new motorcycle more affordable.
The offer means customers can benefit from low monthly payments without finding an upfront deposit, or alternatively, can increase their deposit with Suzuki’s £750 contribution, resulting in even lower monthly payments.
Customers can also benefit from using the £750 cash deposit as money off the cost of the bike.
Jonathan Martin, Suzuki GB National Sales Manager, said: “We’re always striving to make it more affordable for customers to own a new Suzuki. For those not looking for a finance deal, customers can simply use the £750 cash deposit as money off the total cost of the bike.
“On top of the benefits for customers, we’re delighted to be supporting Guy’s Big Brew initiative, and in doing so, helping to raise money for important research into spinal injuries.”
Eight models are available with the £750 deposit contribution, including the best-selling V-Strom 650 and GSR750 naked, as well as the GSX1250FA, Hayabusa and Burgman 650 Executive.
Also available as part of the promotion is the full complement of GSX-R models, including the 600, 750 and 1000, as well as the GSX-R750 Yoshimura edition. The GSX-R1000Z and ZSE models are not included.
Meanwhile, the Japanese manufacturer is gearing up to give riders the chance to get the taste for a new Suzuki this summer, visiting a number of popular biker cafés across the country with a fleet of demo machines.
Starting at the Super Sausage Café on the A5 near Towcester on 11 May, models such as Suzuki’s iconic Hayabusa will be available to test ride, along with the newly-launched V-Strom 1000 adventure bike, GSR750, Intruder M1800RBZ cruiser, and GSX-R1000.
There will also be the chance to meet and ride with John Reynolds, with the three-time British Superbike champion and Suzuki ambassador on hand throughout the day to talk racing and all things motorcycling.