Suzuki
GSX-R750
The GSX-R750 is the only 750cc inline-four sportbike on the market — combining 600-class agility at 419 lb with near-liter-class power from a platform that has been in continuous production since 1985. The dated electronics (no cornering ABS, basic LCD dash) are the main trade-off; this is a bike for riders who prioritize proven chassis dynamics over the latest technology.
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Known strengths
- The only 750cc inline-four sportbike on the market, combining 600-class agility with near-liter-class power
- Proven 750cc engine with strong mid-range and top-end since 2011 redesign
- Brembo Monobloc calipers and Showa BPF fork provide capable stopping power and suspension control
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Common issues
- Platform unchanged since 2011 with dated electronics compared to newer competitors
- Suzuki does not publish power figures; track performance is proven but unverified for spec sheets
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- Valve clearance inspection recommended every 14,500 miles
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- 2025The GSX-R750 is the only 750cc inline-four sportbike on the market — combining 600-class agility at 419 lb with near-liter-class power from a platform that has been in continuous production since 1985. The dated electronics (no cornering ABS, basic LCD dash) are the main trade-off; this is a bike for riders who prioritize proven chassis dynamics over the latest technology.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
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2025 Base
sport motorcycle with 750cc inline 4.
