GSX-R1000 accessory pack launched by Suzuki
Suzuki insurance customers are being offered the chance to customise their latest machine with the launch of a comprehensive accessory pack for the GSX-R1000.
The upgrades for the popular flagship model were selected after careful monitoring of the buying habits of Suzuki insurance customers who own a GSX-R.
Finally eight items were selected to allow bikers to enhance their riding experience while personalising their machine.
The pack includes a double bubble tinted windshield, headlamp trim pack, meter surround, fuel tank cap trim, top yoke protector, seat cowl set, tank protector kit and heel guard trims, all in carbon colour.
Suzuki insurance customers can own the extra items for £215, representing a saving of over £50 compared to buying the items individually.
Alistair Seeley recently rode the 2009 GSX-R1000 to victory in the British Superstock Championship at Cadwell Park, after the rider secured an incredible nine straight wins.
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