Suzuki Bandit 600 For Sale
What Is It?
The Suzuki Bandit 600 is a popular mid-range naked bike and is powered by an air / oil cooled 599 cc inline four engine, producing 77 bhp at 10,500 rpm and maximum torque at 9,500 rpm.
Features include:
- Steel tubular frame
- Dual 290 mm discs up front with Nissin two piston calipers
- 240 mm disc at the rear with Nissin single piston caliper
- 41 mm fork with 130 mm travel
- Adjustable rear shock with 126 mm travel
- Suzuki Advanced Cooling System (SACS)
- 6 speed gearbox
Improvements over the 1995-1999 model include a new sharper looking frame, 6 mm longer wheelbase, new geometry for sharper steering, re-styled tail, better low end throttle response, slightly larger fuel tank, larger front brake pistons, 5 mm lower seat, bolt on pillion peg brackets, easier to use centre stand and LED backlit instruments however the weight increased by 2 kg.
For slightly more protection from the elements the GSF600S is essentially the same bike but with a fairing and 4 kg added to the weight.
The 17" wheels take a 120/60 tyre at the front and a 160/60 at the rear.
Colours: Black, yellow, silver, blue, red
Did You Know?It's also known as the GSF600.
Updates
2002: Fuel gauge as standard.
2004: Catalytic converter was added.
Review In A Few
What's Good?
- Capable all rounder
- Less slippery seat
Any Downsides?
- They can rust easily
Specs
Capacity: 599 cc (average)
Power: 77 bhp / 57 kW (average)
Red Line: 12,000 rpm (high)
Top Speed: 125 mph / 201 km/h (high)
Economy: 40 mpg / 7.1 L/100km (average)
Range: 180 miles / 290 km (high)
Fuel Capacity: 20.0 litres / 4.4 gallons (high)
Seat Height: 800 mm / 31.5 inches (average)
Wet Weight: 227 kg / 501 pounds (heavy)
Dry Weight: 204 kg / 450 pounds
Power to Weight: 0.339 bhp/kg / 0.253 kW/kg
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Bikes For Sale (1)
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£2,295 ebay
- £600 Over Guide Price
- 2000 (31,181 miles)
- Stowmarket(Map)
- SUZUKI GSF600Y NAKED BANDIT, 31,181 MILES, SERVICE HISTORY, LOTS OF MOT'S
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