V-STROM 800 | Features & Benefits | Suzuki

The V-STROM 800 instantly sends the message that it is a capable long-distance tourer destined to usher in an exciting new era of sport adventure riding, and it instantly conveys a thoroughly modern interpretation of sophisticated adventure styling. Highlight features beyond Suzuki’s parallel twin engine and optimized chassis layout include the model’s uniquely shaped aluminum swingarm, four-piston radial-mount front brake calipers, inverted front forks, rear suspension with hand-adjustable spring preload and new 7-spoke cast aluminum wheels shod with a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear tire. They also include advanced electronic rider assist systems such as Suzuki Drive Mode Selector, the Suzuki Traction Control System, Suzuki’s Bi-Directional Quick Shift system, a two-mode antilock braking system and the Ride-by-Wire Electronic Throttle System. Other features include the V-STROM 800’s tall height-adjustable windscreen, LED lighting and a color TFT LCD multifunction instrument panel.
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[@sahiladya8473]

Why not spoke tubeless rims on 800 DE?

[@SAURAVBANERJEEindia]

Amazing Machine 👏👏👌👌

[@frankbarreto10]

Excelente ❤

[@ugurarslan255]

👍 Very Beautiful 👍

[@Thailand_Motorcycle_News]

Team SUZUKI 🎉🎉🎉

[@yiannishayabusaofficial]

I❤LOVE❤SUZUKI❤

[@arta.1393]

when this will be release in malaysia. tq

[@AkshayVaidya006]

We want v Strom 250 facelift now, with latest tech, colour TFT screen with GPS visible map, more comfortable suspension for both tarmac (stability and traffic manuvering) and little off-road (take bumps comfortably on both sitting as well as saddling) and all the latest updates within the same price range in India...

[@daffaaf25]

❤

[@gasdive]

Ride by wire and no cruise control. Are you people on drugs?

[@thodoris3790]

dear suzuki,i think you try really hard to make ugly bikes.and you succeed.well done!

[@MintChoggy]

still looks better than the new ugly ass GS 1300.