SUZUKI HISTORY

Micho Suzuki opens the Suzuki Loom Works

Suzuki builds its first motorised bicycle, the ’Power Free’.

The now famous Suzuki ‘S’ makes its first appearance

Champions of the world! East German rider, Ernst Degner, takes Suzuki’s first TT victory.

The sensational T20 Super Six really puts Suzuki on the international map.

Joel Robert retains the world 250cc motocross crown.Joel Robert retains the world 250cc motocross crown.

Barry Sheene wins his and Suzuki's, first 500cc world title on the RG500

Italy's Marco Lucchinelli wins the 500cc world championship on an RG500.

The bike that is to change the face of motorcycling arrives. Suzuki's GSX-R750.

Kevin Schwantz wins the 500cc world championship on the RGV.

Suzuki re-invented GSX-R750 again in 1996.

Suzuki breaks the mould once again with the unveiling of the GSX1300R Hayabusa.

Kenny Roberts Jr. becomes the World Champion of GP500, which for Suzuki is the sixth world title

An unforgettable year which saw the launch of the ultimate sports bike - the Suzuki GSX-R1000.

Suzuki sets new standard of sportbike once again with the introduction of the 2005 GSX-R1000. Troy Corser then went on to win the WSB Championship on this bike.

Suzuki introduces 2nd generation Hayabusa 1300.

The all new GSX-R1000 is launched in the United States.

Suzuki launches second generation V-Strom 650ABS.

The Suzuki Endurance Racing Team (SERT) takes its 4th consecutive Endurance World Championship and its 13th title overall. Then again in 2015 & 2016.

Suzuki wins the British GP at Silverstone.

Suzuki releases 13 new bikes.

The evolution of an icon, Suzuki reveals the all new KATANA.

Suzuki win MotoGP World Championship.

Suzuki launch 3rd Generation Hayabusa.