Is it really THAT good? | Suzuki GSXR 750 Classic Review
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2023
- Is it really THAT good? | Suzuki GSXR 750 Classic Review: having heard so much about this legendry bike how could I not ride one in the latest of my TMF Classic Bike reviews?
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I've owned GSX-R 600s, 750s, and 1000s, the 600 while a superb handling machine lacked power in low to mid range and the 1000 had all the power but so much you'd never get close to using it whereas the 750 was the goldilocks zone, power right through the range but not a terrifying amount, IMO it really was the perfect sports bike.
Yeah Ive had 4 GSX-R 750 each has been an improvement , Ive ridden the 600
and 1000 and u are right its the Goldilocks one. I miss mine but got a Triumph
765 Street Triple RS as it was a bit more upright and not so compact for aging !!
@@budbud2509 Snap! they do say great minds think alike😊 I'm now in my 60s and much as I love sports bikes my old bones don't, I've also got the Street Triple RS, I got the new model (in cosmic yellow) at the end of march, it's my third 765 ST, the first was an R and I love the new RS, I can't believe how Triumph have improved what was already a great bike but somehow they've managed it, the handling is sharper but still absolutely planted and the shorter gearing has really pepped up the low and mid range acceleration, then adding Brembo stylema brakes is a step up from the great M40s, altogether a new benchmark in middleweights .
@@yonniboy1 Ha yes well I'm on my second 765 RS !!
I was sorely tempted to go for the very latest( that would have been my 3rd) , and yes that Yellow one looks stunning, nice the Triumph is putting some colour back .The only thing that stopped me was the fact that I had only just done 1,000 miles and I fancied a summer being able to ride the thing fully rather than find myself running in another ST 765 !! I'm also getting on finding myself the wrong side of 70 ( how did that happen ? ) that was part of the reason I changed last time having only done 1200 miles on the first 765. My thoughts are when u get to my age u better ride exactly what u want to because common sense tells me I'm nearer the end
of my riding career than the beginning !!
Nice the weather has picked up !
Yes what is the point in having so much power that you can’t access all of it on the road.
It’s far better to be able to ring a bikes neck and use it all 👌
@@budbud2509 I must confess it was the colour made me go for the new Street triple RS and the performance upgrades are just a bonus, as the previous 765s although great bikes needed a wider colour choice.
I have 60,000 miles on my K6 and have no intention of selling it.
Street and track perfection.
Nice one…
I had a K6 probably one the best bikes I have owned, but I sold it real quick, it turned me into a complete a-hole every time I rode it, it was completely addictive it wasn’t particularly how fast I went on it it was how aggressive my riding became, I know I was the one in control of the throttle, I own several bikes and my “go to” sports bike now is an old steel framed cbr600 , I can give that good caning and it’s 120 not 160 nowhere near as good a bike as the Gixeer but I might live a bit longer 👍🏻
Excellent as ever! I always look forward to the classic bike reviews - another great feature of the channel.
Thank you!
Thanks for making this Andy, I find these classic rides absolutely fascinating.
My pleasure - glad you like ‘em!
There's something timeless about this motorcycle. I love it.
It's one of Michael Neevesy' s (MCN Legend) favourite bikes, enough said.
Lovely review Andy 👍 Suzuki always seemed to want their sportsbikes to be real world, so are pretty comfortable - so sad the model was dropped in many countries after having it in their line up since 1985 - the first true race rep ❤
Haven’t watched this channel for a few years. Really enjoyed it and glad it’s still going strong
Welcome back!
Great review Andy , always a pleasure to have an older bike reviewed . Love the Suzuki that intake noise and whine when on song really nice .Always seemed to be overlooked around my way always the 1000cc you saw on the road . 👍 keep these reviews coming .
Will do!
I had an 08 750, absolutely loved it!!. Glad i survived the ride history on that bike although came close to being wiped out at a tad over 70mph. Happy days but could NEVER go back to another, the devils on both shoulders with that bike!😈😈
Fantastic bike from when they were styled to look good unlike the scaffolding, crash damage look of today. Also fun to ride.
It's a shame there aren't more options like this around now
Yes agreed…
Dont the Panigale V2 and MV F3 kinda fit into this category aswell? Just asking, novice rider here 😅
@Seysey HD Big difference is the prices of the Italian bikes and perceived exclusivity and engine configuration v2, triple and inline 4 but they are all middleweight sports bikes. In car terms it's like comparing a Ferrari 448, Lambo Gallardo and Nissan Skyline
Kawasaki 636
@@bowzerdude5646 Evo XIIII 😃
Ahh the legendary GSXR 750. One of my cousin's had one for a short time in 2008. He fell in love with it, for the 3 weeks he had it! He only broke an ankle, but the bike went to the happy track. I think it was just one of those bulletproof mid noughties bikes, that Suzuki were so good at making. I'm not sure I would have one myself, although I do love a four banger and this one was a peach. I'm more older skool than that in my taste in bikes, but there's no denying it's performance or handling though, and that sound...Quite possibly one of the best street oriented sports bikes ever produced. I completely agree on the cost. The number and variety of decent machines available today, for relatively little money, I think anyway, is a great way to start your biking career, folks are just spoiled for choice these days 👍
Yes it’s a good time to be in the market for a bike!
I had one and loved it and now have a GSXR1000R Phantom 23 reg but I’m wanting another GSXR750 now!! certainly a future classic.
Great upload Chopsy, can’t believe how much weight and height you’ve lost though 😮
Love the old Gixer 750. Second only to my Hayabusa, my old Z1300, my Honda Goldwing, my Honda NC750X DCT, my ZZR1400, my Honda CX500, and not forgetting my brother Rocket3. Apart from that, it's brilliant.
I still have my 2016 GSXR750. Same bike as per your video. I went up 2 teeth on the rear and one down on the front sprockets and that gives plenty of bottom end torque. For a bike that was last updated in 2011, it would still give a number of modern middle weight bikes a run for their money. 28000 km and not one issue. They are a very comfortable sports bike that also perform well at the track.
I have always preferred Aprilia V Twin and V4 sports bikes never got onto the GSXR band wagon
@@johnalbone3372 youre missing out. Its pooular for a reason. I have an aprilia v twin and a gsxr750. The gsxr for me is the better bike
I brought one of the last ones available in NZ 2021 , exactly the same as the 2011 model , just love the handling it’s just does everything right.
Loved the video. Yes, it really is that good. I bought a 2014 one 4 years ago and ride it every sunny day. Wonderful. And then there's the track days....
Thanks for watching Andrew!
It's rare that I ever see a review and think to myself "I really want one of those alongside my Multistrada in the garage" but apparently your review was so good that ..I really want one of those. Thanks
My pleasure! Me too!!
For me, this is not a motorcycle. It's a time machine that takes me back to that warm summer days of 1998...I was in my early 20s and had a blast on this bike. Miss those days.
Great comment!
Get another one!!
Hi Andy, bought one of these around 10 weeks ago 2016 model, showroom condition and bog standard apart from the steel braided brake lines, its easily the best sports bike i have ever ridden and as you said touring is not a problem at all. Fantastic!! cannot praise the bike enough.
How is it on the lower back?
@@kentucky_brew3678 Not a problem, I am 68 yrs old and have done 200 mile trips on it.
Great review Mr Flyer, of a classic bike I think looks, and sounds like a sports bike. I too spend hours on their website, dreaming of my gigantic bike collection haha.
Thank you for making this i havent ridden for some time the last bike i has was a zxr 400l but im looking to start ridding again getting one of these
Oh Hell Yeah!!!!I had a 98 gsxr 750 with a Hindle anodized slip-on and it was alot of fun..Had a Katana 600 and ended up with an 03 gsxr 750 and put an M4 stainless slip-on and can say that it keeps a devilish grin on my 59year old body meaning it keeps parts other than my face smiling..❤❤🤣🤣😎
Thanks for the memories. When I was buying sports bikes (starting in 1986), here in the US, “Gixxers” were stereotyped to be prized by the “squids,” or guys in flip-flops and tank tops, going double the speed limit. (As opposed to VFR riders like me who were thought to be old codgers.) Thanks again.
My pleasure as ever!
Bikes like this just look such good value these days. Terrific. Your test bike sounds great on the video
Yes it sounded even better in real life!
its called the angry goose cuz it sounds like a goose honk. plus that sound brings out the speed demon in you so be careful you don't get tickets
Love the looking back videos, good one.
Delighted to hear that!
I LOVED mine, and this vid is making me want to go out and buy one again....
You should look at Old versus new superbike challenge: 2005 Suzuki GSX-R1000 and 2020 Ducati Panigale V4 S on Revzilla. The 15 year old Suzuki was faster around the track then a brand new $28K Ducati. The hype around Suzuki sports bikes was true!
On the side note:
At that particular track the Ducati couldn't excell its true power potential as it was a fairly short, and narrow track.
The Suzuki on the other hand was geared down, and had major suspension work and brake service done to it by ARI.
Whilst the Panigale was stock standard.
It was very much presented in a way it gets the sensational unexpected outcome.
And this is reflected in the views it has now..
None the less love the Gixxer, I own a K5, and the Inline4 is so much fun and easy to ride ✊
@@laz1go286 that is the thing of it all, watching motogp different bikes do better at different tracks. I would bet if that track had longer straights the Ducati would have won do to having longer legs. I own a 2015 GSXR 750 and I love it. I do think I would like a more upright bike for city traffic though and am thinking of going smaller like the Duke 390. Not getting ride of the 750 though.
Perfect capacity bike for the road. Had a GSXR 600 K6 back in the day and wished I had gone for the 750…. These days enjoying my Triumph 765 RS and still perfect capacity IMO….. enjoying your content TMF 👍
Thank you Justin - delighted to hear that!
I still contend the ideal horsepower sweet spot for the street about 125 hp. I have had bikes with more or less, but that is enough to be as fast as you ever need but not so powerful to be intimidating.
@@sburns2421 yep - my RS has 120bhp. That said, my Vitpilen 701 with 75bhp was a hoot on the road as it only weighed 150kg….
Hi Justin, ive literally just bought a Street triple RS from Superbike Factory, glad to hear its got a good review
@@iainwhite3476 moved from a street triple 675r to the 765rs - night and day difference in these two bikes. I test rode the new RS this year and felt it was only an evolution on my 2017 bike and couldn’t justify the cost to change…. It really is a great bike imo if you like naked bikes…. Back to the vid, I’d consider a gsxr750 now if my body didn’t think it was 94!
Oh man. What a legendary bike this is. Spellbound is an understatement. ❤
I’m having a hard time deciding between getting another 750 or get something new to me like the Hayabusa. Suzuki bikes are quality.
Great review of a great bike cant beat inline 4 good to see youdo older bikes i could see you had some fun on it another great view
Yes it is a lovely thing to ride!
Glad youve reviewed my bike. I bought mine new in 2013. Its now modified and il never sell it. Its the best balanced bike ive ever ridden. And ive ridden alot of sportsbikes👍 ps you were shortshifting it. You should try it over 12k rpm😅
My first bike was an 03 gsxr 1k. Went thru a stuff phase with an f4i, zx6rr. Now own the bike I've always wanted k7 gsxr 750 that takes all my money. Love it
In 1985 i very nearly bought one of the original one of these GSXRs, however after much thought i went with the GPZ 750 Turbo. It was a great bike but never handled like the GSXR did.
I work at a bike dealership and have literally ridden everything from the 2023 Fireblade RR-R to a cammed Chevy V8 Boss Hoss.
Got my 750 because no other bike compares. Its nearly telepathic in its braking and handling and the way it manages to just BARELY scare me but reassure me has me convinced ill never sell it. My close friend races professionally and in corners he told me "dude that thing is so much faster around corners than my race bike its insane" which is nuts considering i dont push it past 7/10th on the street.
No ABS, No TCS. Just wheels, motor, brakes and me. Just how it should be. Im 6' 3" and find it much more pleasant than all other sportsbikes ergo wise! You can also lower the rear sets because they are OEM adjustable. Genius machine!
Hi Gents would Yourll recommend this 750 cc as a beginner bike...Thinking about this one or the bandit s ..thanks Guys.
@@kidronreddy1671 No, I would not recommend it as a beginner bike.
Planning on picking one up in July, can’t wait.
Nice....
One of my favourite bikes too, excellent job Andy 👍🏻 enjoyed your musing 😊
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching…
Had 2008 K8, all black with many upgrades (brakes, filters, exhaust, double bubble, flash). What a fun and easy to ride bike.Taught me so much. I wish I could have it in my garage...
I have a k8 750 translogic quick shifter race filter full arrow thunder exhasu Dyno tune flash ecu braided lines blah blah. Honestly it's just pure awesome. Super fast and light as . Can't bring myself to sell it
@@annabanna666 Don't. I regret every day for rhe last 10 years...😬
Hi, how are you? Im joe and Im getting my business rolling a little bit. I have been watching your vids and enjoy your reviews,, great riding! Stay safe.
Had 5 GSXR s over the years not a single problem everyone a superb motorcycle, Love Em ❤️
Good to hear
Good eview of a truly great bike. I used to have one of these & it was probably the best bike I've ever owned. If really does do everything wonderfully well. Shame you couldn't wind it up more but possibly you did off camera on a closed road of course. ; )
😜
Nice sound for an inline4. Thank you mr Flyer!
Great review.. I’ve been wanting a sport bike with taller gears than my Speed Triple. I think the GSX-R may be the best value…
So...scanned as many comments as possible thinking someone may have mentioned it but couldnt see anything...first proper bike i ever owned was the GSR 750. Gloss black 2012...as youve so far convinced me to buy the trident 660 and now a kawasaki z900rs i think it's only fair you find a GSR750 and have a play and tell us what you think :) ...if you can find one that is...either way i found the riding position of the GSR 750 over the GSXR 750 that little more comfortable but with all the benefits of that engine (GSR likely detuned a little but cant remember as it was a while ago...); coming to life at 4k rpm and then again at 8k rpm...just wow...quite a looker as well.Thank you for the video Andy. Always an avid follower!
Cheers dude another great video .
Thank you very much!
Swiss watch Lovely... And to a bike nut from the 60s/70s the numbers 'seven fifty' still stir the soul.
k8 750 was my first big bike in 2020, haven't fallen out of love with it once.
Nice!
Even through the video that engine sings the song of freedom. Fabulous...
You can definitely go touring on them. I Rode my 750 and the Mrs took her 600 2.5k around Europe in 2 weeks. Perfect bike. You should have had a lap timer on that as well. The bike defaults to KPH and its not all analogue it has a digital speedo
Aha - that explains that then!
I had that exact model for a few years. Fabulous bike, but ultimately a bit too wristy for me & it encourages the hooligan in you,so I went all sensible & chopped it in for an 890 Duke R. 😉
Rode one for the first time today. Putting the deposit down tomorrow!
The sound is just indescribable. Comfy enough, power great in 1st gear and you can even redline it without going to prison (almost).
Cool!
@@TheMissendenFlyer Yeah staying out of prison is always a plus, I find ☺️
I had the 750Y before the k1 model and it was amazing to ride 💯🙋♂️
Had the 1100 slab side back in the day, chassis a bit dodgy, but the engine.....say no more.Nice one TMF.
The beauty, if you want to call it that, of Suzuki sport bikes is that there have been minimal alterations since inception. That’s said, they’re still closest to the original raw feeling and the aftermarket is absolutely massive. At the same time, it’s made incredibly difficult to justify buying new (600, 750 in the states) when the last two decades are essentially all the same model. I feel that both the 600 and 750 are soon to be discontinued globally as the gsxr and gsxs 1000 models get all the updated goodies
I’m newer to looking into bikes, what would you say is the best year(s) for the 750, and/or when did they start essentially reproducing the same model yearly
@@_5ive6 I’d say 2005-2007 since everything since is based on those engines. Even the brand new GSXS-GT is based on the K5, 2005 GSXR engine. They’ve made all kinds of changes since then, but it’s the same general base
Another good vid tho short. I like the look of the gsx's. My arthritis is in the knees, so would like a comfy spots tourer next👍
Mark sweetie Bernard. The foot pegs and adjustable too as standard.
@Andy I'm thinking a sports tourer would be more upright for my age😊
Love this ride review of the GSXR 750. It's a bike I wouldn't mind finding in Singapore after I get my Class 2 licence (unlimited licence). Singapore has a graded licence system and I am at a level that allows me to ride up to 400cc only.
Good luck getting your unlimited licence asap!
Bit like the UK system 🤔
Love this video!
Delighted to hear that!
Bought my 2000 Gixxer 750 new still have it ... fabricated to the 500cc Kenny Jr Telefonica Movistar still full beans ...
Love this occasional series - as a relatively new biker it opens new doors ...
Delighted to hear that!
I need to get my GSXR600 K4 going again. Havent ridden it since 2009. 2800 miles on it.
I was lucky enough to to own the K5 750, beautiful machine, one of the best bikes ever made.
Ive got a k5, 66k kms on it, about 30k of those are mine, best bike i've owned
Good value. Think I’d call in to the super bike factory every week if they had one in the north east!!
Great review great bike but the condition of some of the roads looked shocking
They are!!
The only upgrade that I think it really needs is that sweet quickshifter they have on the gsx-s1000.
Had a K3, loved that bike.
Love the small print :D That was hard to catch after a beer lol :)
We’ll do e on your success!
Nice video! Please do an Honda CBR 929 review, can't find a good one on RUclips... I own a blue yellow one from 2000, lovely bike.
Not a Gixxer fan myself, but great to see you riding and reviewing some older bikes Mr Flyer. Any plans to get try and get on any proper old school classics? I suppose get access to them would be the main issue. Anyway enjoyed the review, thanks for sharing.
My pleasure! …and you’re right, not as easy to get hold of as you may think….
@@TheMissendenFlyer yes I totally understand. But if you could ride an older classic, which one would it be?
You turned round in Newton Longville, I worked there for two years, cracking bike, in had a WN which was the first of the water cooled gsxrs
Good review on a great bike of witch I have had 4 of them and my favourite bike I have owned.
Wow - you’re clearly a fan!
Sweet Middleweight Semi SuperBike Gixxer Review. The best Gixxers are the 90s 400 slingshots.
Looking forward to your Sat Morning release Andy sonic can fry me up some Black Pud, and some Eggs mate.
Coming shortly!
Great review Andy i think that bike brings out the hooligan in you 😆
Yes it really is that good still! Loved my GSXR!! Hated it when it was stolen. Never did get around to replacing the crotch rocket
Way back in the day I owned a Yamaha FZ750. I really liked the look of the Suzy though.
I have the l3 in the same colour scheme as this one, briliant on both road and track
I still think the 04-05's were the best looking. Not sure if this bike is "better" than those due to revisions or not as I haven't ridden one. I found my 04 GSXR600 to be 'wristy" back in 2004 and I'm 52 now. I'm not sure if I could deal with one of these or not nowadays. I ride a GSXS1000GT, but am looking for a second bike that's something really different. Naked bikes are a lot of craze, had a FZ10 and Z900RS, don't care for the windblast above 75mph, so not sure what to look at. Great review as usual!
Just superb value a lot of fun for very reasonable money "superb " nice one Andy
Cheers Mal - thanks for watching as ever….
Lovely Review! I would really love one of these or the naked version (GSR750) And yes you need some Maths Refreshers 😂😂
Nice review. Thanks!
My pleasure!
A friend of mine has owned GSXR 750 and 1000's and I far preferred riding his 750 to its bigger brother. The 750 was roomier and more comfortable (how's that work? ) and it was the best sportsbike, by far, I've ever had a go on. The downpipes on your example look like they might need replacing soon, unless it was a trick of the light....
Yes, great machines these aren’t they…
Im sure it is the weight, what makes it more uncomfortable. 600/750 are literally the same bike, very light and nimble, however a Liter Sportbike is a totally different animal....
Own S1KRR now and won't lie, it is a bliss to ride, but is heavier and gives me a lot more work on corners and need more strenth to tame that beast, contrary with the GSX-R750.
Have a 2011 750 that’s my baby 😁 couple years I’ll be getting that 1000
I am a new follower of your channel Greetings from Sweden 😊
Greetings and welcome along - what kept you?
Your voice and sincerity sir.
Hey TMF! So you've made the Gixxer boys happy! (Great bike though). Now it's time for the Pan ST1100!! You must know someone in the UK who'd let you play with one....?
Yes the Panny is top of my list - I ask for one every month…it will happen!!
Had a K5 GSXR750 and it was the perfect blend of lightness and usable power for a road usable sports bike. It's wasn't the bike but me why it went in the end. I love sports bikes but they don't love me. Just too uncomfortable for the road riding I prefer to do when there are other options around.
Gr8 bike the gsxr I've got a 1981 gsx 750 pity you can't get one to do next
I know a guy who had one of these, and loved it. He was talked into trading it for the 1000. Didn't like the bigger bike as much, and took a huge financial hit to get his 750 back.
Oh dear!
It’s always been underrated the 750R😉
I have a 2017 GSXR750, which is basically the same bike with just a different sprocket set when stock from the 2012, although mine has more extreme sprocket sizing.
I am not hugely flexiable after breaking my back in the past, and also having a tad too much middle aged spread 😀so I have fitted some high bars to mine to make it more comfortable, also has a Yoshi can, which sounds glorious.
It is my second Gixer 750, had a K7 in the past, also a very fun bike.
They get to naughty speeds very very quickly. I think the brakes let it down these days, but it still stops well.... and I love that it doesn't have any ABS or TC etc.
I keep thinking about chopping it in for something more modern... but then I ride it, and can reach the ground with both feet, it has near enough 150bhp, it is light, it handles great, and the yellow and black paint on mine looks amazing... and I think that there really isn't anything out there that is better enough to justify the extra cost.... although if Triumph do a lime green Speed Triple 1200RS, I might be tempted! 😀hahaha
Nice one….sounds like a keeper to me! Great to hear from you again, hope you’re well?
@@TheMissendenFlyer all good ty Andy, you are up early... I'm just off to bed! 😁
I'm always up early - it's an age thing....see you at ABR?
@@TheMissendenFlyer haha... I'm working nights this weekend, hence my bed time.
Aye, really looking forward to it, was cracking fun last year 👍
Hi guys I'm currently owning a CBR650R 2022, after few years might upgrade to gsxr 1000r , is it a good choice ? Any problem would be there for it ?
It is marvellous. The pretty ones were earlier, mid-00s.
Love the Classic review series, and the gsxr 750 has legendary reputation. If you came across a GSXR 1000 K5 would you consider reviewing?
100% yes - a legendary bike for sure….
Nice
I think the street triple 765RS is the closest for modern day equivalent.
Ideal do it all engine size.
Yes love a Streetie me!
I wonder if Suzuki will ever update the GXS-R750 to freshen it up a bit, I quite like some of their recent new bikes and I wish the GXS-R600, 750 and 1000 will also receive the same attention and treatment by Suzuki. I know it's probably asking a bit too much though, especially regarding updating the GSX-R600 and 750.
Had the 2007 TT anniversary edition, great bike, effortless and smooth, just physically quite small for a guy with a 6'1" frame
Im 6ft7 and have plenty of room😜😂
That was the fastest small print I’ve ever seen (or noticed, I guess)!
Ah, 'the one that got away'. Played with many a Gixxer 1100 (including a full-fat RR called 'Petunia', & THAT was very silly) but never the 750. One of life's little regrets : )