Suzuki's 2013 GSX-R 1000 "One Millionth" Special Edition, which arrives in showrooms during Suzuki's 50th anniversary of offering motorcycles in the U.S. Only 1985 will be produced, signifying the year the original GSX-R 750 hit the market.
Suzuki’s 2013 GSX-R 1000 “One Millionth” Special Edition, which arrives in showrooms during Suzuki’s 50th anniversary of offering motorcycles in the U.S. Only 1985 will be produced, signifying the year the original GSX-R 750 hit the market.American Suzuki 50th Anniversary CelebrationBy Sam Sims
On Aug. 16, 1963, Suzuki officially entered the U.S. market, the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer offering something new at a time when Harley-Davidson was the biggest name in motorcycles.And in 2013, Suzuki will celebrate its 50th anniversary, offering customer-appreciation promotions and contests. As part of these promotions, Suzuki will offer customers the opportunity to win a variety of prizes, including motorcycles, ATVs, and Genuine Suzuki Accessories every month until the August 16 anniversary date.On August 16, Suzuki will host a customer appreciation event during the Indianapolis MotoGP race weekend, to commemorate this historic achievement.Steve Bortolamedi (American Suzuki Senior Communications Manager) says: “When Suzuki entered the U.S. market in 1963, customers first experienced the quality, performance value and fun of our products.“We want to commemorate the past five decades of Suzuki in the U.S. market by offering these incredible prizes to our customers to extend our appreciation for their support.”Suzuki 50th Anniversary Contest InfoTo enter the contest, customers can get a contest code from their local dealer that can be entered at Suzuki’s Facebook page for a chance to win.Every other month between January and December, the grand prize for each monthly contest will be a new 2013 Suzuki motorcycle or ATV. Other prizes include Genuine Suzuki Accessories. The first prize, which will be offered on February 16, is a new 2013 RM-Z450.In addition to the 50th Anniversary contest giveaway, Suzuki is celebrating five decades of Suzuki owners with the “Share Your Suzuki Story” campaign, which encourages customers to submit photos and stories of their past experiences owning a Suzuki to share their history with the brand.Details on Suzuki’s 50th Anniversary contests and “Share Your Suzuki Story” campaign are available at Suzuki’s Facebook page.
Hello everyone and welcome once again to Motos and Friends, the weekly podcast brought to you by Ultimate Motorcycling. My name is Arthur Coldwells.
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In this week’s first segment, Senior Editor Nic de Sena goes to the Yamaha MT-10 launch. I have to say, the R1-derived MT-10 is one of my all time favorite street bikes. It’s the perfect balance of instant, usable power, crammed into an agile yet stable chassis. All that is built into an incredibly easy-to-ride package. And I’m not even going to mention it’s ability to wheelie… The latest MT-10 has had some upgrades, so I’m very curious to hear what Nic thinks.
For our second segment this week I chat with Paul Jayson—aka The Motorcycle Broker. Paul has been restoring, collecting, and selling investment grade motorcycles and cars for several decades, and his knowledge and passion for the art of motorcycling seems pretty much unrivaled.
Paul’s quest for total authenticity and insistence on a breathtaking level of detail is incredible. Actually, one of his restorations—a classic MV Agusta—won recently at Salon Privé.
Paul’s take on how the motorcycle market developed globally, and where it’s going, I found fascinating. You can visit Paul’s website at TheMotorcycleBroker.co.uk.
From all of here at Ultimate Motorcycling, we hope you enjoy this episode!
