2023 SUZUKI GSX-R1000R | Demo Ride

[@legacygroup2012]

Ooop, you did it again brother Be easy, it’s a demo ride.

[@Bobby-ic2zd]

Smart decision to test ride sensibly, your settings were in A mode (highest), and traction control OFF lol. I am surprised they would leave it in those settings, I am guessing a previous test rider might have changed them.

[@1RaceLifestyle]

I'm definitely respectful of any bike I get on. Funny enough the bike is super smooth and not too intimidating at all. Thanks for watching!

[@dvious_86]

This is my first bike with a quick shifter, my zx10 and r1 crossplane didnt have one. All my instincts are telling me to clutch it. I'm about to go FAFO but still skeptical with it only having 50 miles on it.

[@1RaceLifestyle]

The quick shifter did take some getting used to when you are used to clutching. This bike overall rode really good, good tech. I would definitely own one!

[@mmahdim5912]

GSXR is fantastice

[@FloridaMan1976]

Buy and ride what you like and feel comfortable on. For me, I'm getting the GSX-R1000R 🔥

[@1RaceLifestyle]

🙌 , it is a Bad Ass Bike!

[@VoodooCru]

Did you try the GSX 1000GT?

[@1RaceLifestyle]

That is on my list to ride next. I hear it's definitely an experience!

[@VoodooCru]

@@1RaceLifestyle Hey man, this is hivisGreg btw. Let me tell you...want a good price...Liter bike power (not a busa, but you know) good torque.... Can get bags to travel..and comfortable seating too.... Please man..try it and let me know..I loved it.

[@esjihn]

I own the 2023 Suzuki GSX-S 1000GT. It's a sports tourer instead of a more street/racing type bike but its awesome for long trips and when you take the panniers off its pretty quick too. Think of it as a slightly toned down gsx-r1000.

[@1RaceLifestyle]

@@esjihn I will definitely check it out. I hear it is a must ride!

[@Dannycorleonee]

I don't understand what you're complaining about with the other dude.

[@1RaceLifestyle]

Kind of hard to see on camera, but not keeping up and keeping pace with the group leader, which then caused myself and 5 more bikes behind me plus the tail to have to hit our brakes numerous times to wait for him to find his gear and prevent from running into him. looking down while riding in a group setting trying to figure out gears, which is dangerous because he is not looking ahead of him or at the road. On demo rides, you have to follow staggered formation, and you cannot not pass a rider, which cause everyone behind him to be backed up. It is encouraged for newer or inexperienced riders to ride in the back for this reason.

[@Dannycorleonee]

@@1RaceLifestyle gotcha thanks for the explanation. I was honestly confused because I couldn't tell what was going on from the angle of the video

[@kebomotovibez8511]

Yamaha r1