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i k e s & a t v s<br />

2010 Suzuki GSX-R1000 Arrives!<br />

Hot on the heels of its scintillating<br />

form in the Australian Superbike<br />

Championship, Suzuki’s legendary<br />

GSX-R1000 is available in three new<br />

colour schemes following the arrival<br />

of the 2010 model.<br />

With dramatic new graphics,<br />

the 2010 GSX-R1000 is available<br />

in Suzuki’s traditional Blue / White livery, or Black or Blue / Black<br />

colour schemes. After victories on debut in American and British<br />

Superbikes, the newest generation of Suzuki’s flagship model added to<br />

its impressive pedigree, winning on debut in the Australian Superbike<br />

Championship at Eastern Creek in July.<br />

Team Joe Rocket Suzuki ace Josh Waters backed up the win with<br />

podium finishes in the following two events at Mallala and Phillip Island,<br />

with the GSX-R1000 also setting a new lap record at each circuit.<br />

An unsurpassed package, the Suzuki GSX-R1000 is powered by a<br />

999cc, four-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC engine, featuring the Suzuki<br />

Dual Throttle Valve (SDTV) fuel-injection system and a class-leading<br />

power-to-weight ratio.<br />

The GSX-R1000 is packed with race-bred technology, including<br />

MotoGP-inspired mufflers, a back-torque-limiting clutch and Suzuki’s<br />

original Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS).<br />

With a twin-spar cradle frame, made from just five cast aluminiumalloy<br />

sections, and the revolutionary Big Piston Frontfork (BPF) front<br />

suspension system developed in conjunction with Showa, the GSX-<br />

R1000 offers supreme handling.<br />

New liveries highlight the GSX-R1000’s stunning looks, with<br />

the aerodynamic bodywork the result of extensive wind tunnel<br />

development. Visit: www.suzuki.com.au<br />

Husqvarna Enduro / MX range MY 2010 available now<br />

The Paul Feeney Group has received the first allocation of the new<br />

highly anticipated Husqvarna Enduro range with the 2 stroke WR 300<br />

and 4 stroke models TE 250, TE 310, TE 450, TE 510.<br />

All starting to land on authorised dealer floors around Australia.<br />

All of the focus is of course on the completely new TE 250.<br />

It is that bike which Antoine Meo used to take on the opposition in<br />

the hard-fought World Championship series.<br />

The TE 250 features class-leading statistics: the engine weighs only<br />

22 kg (Motocross engine) and sets new standards in its category.<br />

Technologically advanced: Mikuni electronic fuel injection, electric<br />

starter and bulk reduced by 13%.<br />

The new single cylinder shows its strength thanks to its bore and<br />

stroke of 79 mm and 50.9 mm respectively.<br />

The engine breathes through 4 titanium radial valves driven by twin<br />

overhead combined chain/gear drive cams.<br />

Other changes have also<br />

been made, the frame and body<br />

panels have been redesigned to<br />

cradle the beating heart of this<br />

new creation, and making the<br />

bike slim and easy to manage.<br />

The TE 250 sets new limits<br />

for lightness and compactness<br />

among the latest generation<br />

250 four-strokes. www.<br />

husqvarnamotorcycles.com.au<br />

®<br />

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www.zuma.com.au<br />

sales@zuma.com.au<br />

BIKE<strong>Business</strong><br />

b u s i n e s s t o b u s i n e s s<br />

11 Nov - Dec 2009

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