High-Style Suzuki Katana GSX-S1000S Featured In The March Issue

High-Style Suzuki Katana GSX-S1000S Featured In The March Issue

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Featured In the March 2020 issue of Roadracing World:

“There may not be a more iconic motorcycle than Suzuki’s 1982 GSX-S1000S, which later became the 1983 Katana GSX-S1000S. It wasn’t that the machine was remarkable in its performance, and I’ll have to take the word of others on that because I was 12-13 at the time. But I can still remember the Suzuki Katana as being one of the first motorcycles to catch my eye and start waking something up inside me that defines my life to this very day. The Katana looked like a silver rocket on two wheels, and I wanted to ride it!

“Now, Suzuki is looking to rekindle that passion in riders like me and maybe win over some others with the 2020 GSX-S1000S Katana, which is a combination of Suzuki’s current GSX-S1000 naked model and a modern interpretation of the Katana’s iconic appearance …”

— Quick Look: 2020 Suzuki Katana GSX-S1000S, High Style, Big Torque, By David Swarts

It may be a nod to one of the most important models of Suzuki’s past, but the 2020 GSX-S1000S Katana is thoroughly modern, rapid, and technologically advanced. Roadracing World put it through its paces on the track, on the street and on the dyno, and Associate Editor David Swarts writes about it all. Read the details in the March issue of Roadracing World!

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