Suzuki will be attending MCL26 from 21 to 29 November at the NEC in Birmingham, with all of the newest models in its range, plus an array of classics and customs, too.
Everything from the GSX-R1000R 40th Anniversary edition to the new SV-7GX will be displayed, as well the brand's scooter, adventure, and street bike ranges. If it's a Suzuki you can buy, it'll be on show with members of the Suzuki team on hand to talk through the details and the latest offers and incentives.
Suzukis you can't buy will also adorn the Suzuki stand, including Barry Sheene's 1976 world championship-winning XR14, as Suzuki and the motorcycling world celebrates 50 years since that legendary title-winning year. It will stand alongside the special GSX-R1000R that is wrapped in a tribute Barry Sheene livery.
Also from the world of racing will be Powerslide Suzuki's 8R, which is contesting the British Sportbike Championship this year, and as the British Superbike Championship celebrates 30 years John Reynolds' 2004 title-winning GSX-R1000 will form part of a special display, with Reynolds attending the show on both weekends.
Dan Linfoot from the Yoshimura SERT Motul team will also be at MCL on the opening weekend to talk about racing in the Endurance World Championship, a championship he has won on GSX-R machinery. He will also have his own GSX-R1000R at the show, which has been adapted to take a pillion on high speed demonstration and experience laps, which he runs at various UK circuits.
Custom bikes, too, will feature; Haxch Moto's special 8TT - which draws inspiration from 1980s race bikes just like the original road machine does - will be showcased, as will the custom DR-Z4S. built by Brake Magazine.
Sticking with the off-road scene, SR75 Suzuki World Team will be bringing along an example of its RM-Z racing machinery, plus bikes from its off-road training school in Wales, with team and school owner Geoff Walker on hand to talk to show-goers.