Is a GSX 650 Lams approved?
Australasian LAMS variant In Australia and New Zealand, the Suzuki GSX650 is available in an “FU” and “F” silver engine models to comply with the LAMS (Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme) requirements.
How fast is a Suzuki GSX650F?
135 mph
| Top speed & performance | |
|---|---|
| Max torque | 45.6 ft-lb |
| Top speed | 135 mph |
| 1/4 mile acceleration | 11.94 secs |
| Tank range | 150 miles |
Is Suzuki sv650s Lams approved?
Show stopping looks and exhilarating performance is what you get with the SV650. Its simple yet advanced design is right at home on all roads. Engineered for all riders and Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme (LAMS) approved, this motorcycle delivers an unforgettable experience with every ride.
What is a LAMS approved bike?
As an RE licence holder (learner, provisional, and open), you can ride a learner approved motorcycle. The learner approved motorcycle scheme (LAM Scheme) gives you access to a range of motorcycles and scooters that are appropriate to your level of experience.
How much does an SV650 cost?
The standard SV650 is available in the 2020 model at $7,099 and the 2022 model at $7,299. The SV650X is currently available as a 2020 model for $8,399.
Is Suzuki SV650s Lams approved?
Is the Suzuki GSX650F a LAMS bike?
Suzuki has stepped up to the LAMS plate in a big way, offering no less than a dozen eligible road bikes, dirt bikes and scooters, including the bike under the microscope here, the GSX650F.
Should I upgrade to a GSX650F?
The GSX650F is a great bike by all accounts, and is certainly on my possible list if/when I upgrade. I considered it when I bought the GS500 but with the uncertainty in upgrading the ECU at the time I decided not to.
Are there any recalls on the Suzuki gsx650?
Since its introduction there have been two recalls for the US 2008 model for electrical issues that cause stalling while riding and improper battery charging [1] . In Australia and New Zealand, the Suzuki GSX650 is available in an “FU” model to comply with the LAMS (Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme) requirements.
Is the Suzuki GSX a good beginner’s bike?
It’s a frugal performer, too. The GSX returned a healthy fuel economy figure of 17.6km/lt while in BikePoint’s care, and with a 19lt tank that equates to a safe range of around 300km. A range like that opens up the broader scope of touring, which will only help keep interest levels up through a learner licence period.