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GSX-S1000

Suzuki's GSX-S1000 puts a GSX-R1000-derived 999cc inline-four with approximately 150 hp into a street-focused naked chassis — the 2025 update adds a bi-directional quickshifter and TFT display, bringing it current with the competition. At $8,000–$11,000 used it undercuts the MT-10 and S 1000 R while delivering comparable power in a 472-lb package.

CategoryNaked
Used range$8,000–$11,000
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999cc inline 4
Engine
472 lbs
Weight
31.9 in
Seat
$11,909
MSRP
Used range$8,000–$11,000

Too few clean used examples are moving yet to price this one confidently.

Used price, ownership cost, and rider-fit estimates are editorial. Verify before purchasing.

Rider fit

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Beginner2/10
Commuting4/10
Touring4/10
Off-road0/10
Two-up3/10
Sport9/10

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Known strengths

  • GSX-R1000-derived 999cc long-stroke inline-four tuned for broad mid-range torque with a claimed output of approximately 150 hp
  • 2025 update adds a 5-inch TFT display, bi-directional quickshifter, and Suzuki's latest ride-by-wire with three-mode traction control
  • Lightweight aluminum twin-spar frame and fully adjustable KYB suspension provide sharp handling in a comfortable upright streetfighter package

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Common issues

  • Standard Brembo monobloc brakes are excellent but ABS calibration can feel intrusive on track
  • Tall first gear can make low-speed city riding feel slightly lurchy in stop-and-go traffic

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Inspection checklist

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Maintenance notes

  • Valve clearance inspection recommended every 15,000 miles

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  • 2025
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    Suzuki's GSX-S1000 puts a GSX-R1000-derived 999cc inline-four with approximately 150 hp into a street-focused naked chassis — the 2025 update adds a bi-directional quickshifter and TFT display, bringing it current with the competition. At $8,000–$11,000 used it undercuts the MT-10 and S 1000 R while delivering comparable power in a 472-lb package.

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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.

Configuration

2025 Base

naked motorcycle with 999cc inline 4.