Suzuki Hayabusa and B-King finance offers available
Suzuki insurance customers are being offered low-rate finance deals on two of the manufacturer's popular machines.
The Suzuki Hayabusa and B-King are each being made available under 36, 48 and 60-month terms, with typical APRs from as low as 2.0 per cent.
A deposit of £1,000 is all customers need to ride away on one of the hyperbikes, which can be financed for as little as £203.72 per month for the B-King and £243.94 for the Hayabusa.
Suzuki GB's Paul de Lusignan said the manufacturer is delighted to be able to offer its customers an affordable deal.
"With the Hayabusa celebrating its 10th birthday this year and the B-King powered by its legendary 1340cc engine with a new recommended retail price of just £7,995, this offer really does bring power to the people," he commented.
Suzuki recently gave bikers the chance to ride in style with its newly-released Joe Rocket range of jackets and gloves.
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