Get £500 off Suzuki 125s and a free service plan with new Burgman 400

Get £500 Off Suzuki 125s And A Free Service Plan With New Burgman 400Both Suzuki’s GSX-S and GSX-R125 machines are available with £500 off the RRP from now until the end of June, while the Burgman 400 is available with a complimentary two-year service plan.

As a result, the GSX-S125 street bike costs £4,199, with its racier sibling costing £4,499.

Both bikes produce an L-plate-friendly 15PS to adhere to UK and EU licence laws, but with a DOHC design the single-cylinder powerplant revs cleanly and freely to its top end. Allied to a featherweight chassis – the GSX-S weighs just 135kg, wet – both bikes are sporty and agile, as well as being easy to manage.

Suzuki’s easy-start system features on both, and a neat LCD dash displays all the information the riderrequireswhile the GSX-R125 also uses a keyless ignition system.Get £500 Off Suzuki 125s And A Free Service Plan With New Burgman 400

The smart commuter choice for the discerning rider, buyers of a new Burgman 400 willbenefitfrom free servicing for two years. This includes theinitial600-mileservicefollowed bythe 4000 and 7500-mile services, and covers all parts and labour.

The Burgman 400 – the original maxi scooter – embodies style and practicality. Recently updated witha new twin-plug cylinder head, revised cam profiles,and new 10-hole injectors, it producesstrong low-down torque and pulls to higher top speeds than before, all while delivering over 70mpg.Get £500 Off Suzuki 125s And A Free Service Plan With New Burgman 400

A new traction control system adds a safety net in slippery conditions, as does an updated – and lighter – ABS unitwith practicality coming from 42 litres ofunder seatstorageandtwo enclosed storage compartments up front, with one housing a 12V socket. Suzuki’s easy-start function also features,there’sa handbrake for use when parked, a centre stand comes as standard equipment, and LED lighting all round.

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