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Suzuki GSX-S1000GX

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The Suzuki GSX-S1000GX is the sport crossover of the GSX-S series, sold in the United States as the GSX-S1000GX+, and Suzuki Motor USA lists it for 2026. Suzuki says it shares its core elements with the other GSX-S models and the GSX-S1000GT+, but has a longer suspension stroke, more ground clearance and an upright riding position. It introduces Suzuki Advanced Electronic Suspension, the maker first electronic suspension, together with the Suzuki Road Adaptive Stabilization system and the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector Alpha. The engine is a 999 cc liquid-cooled in-line four with DOHC that builds on the GSX-R architecture. The specification page gives a curb weight of 232 kilograms without the side cases and a 19 litre fuel tank, and Suzuki places the bike between sport tourers and adventure tourers.

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Year
2026 1
Engine Class
Piston 2
Mass (kg)
232 1
Comparison
Body Style
Sport-Touring Motorcycle 1
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1. 2026 GSX-S1000GX+ (Suzuki Cycles)
  • Page heading
    2026 GSX-S1000GX+ Overview
  • Overview
    a premium sport touring experience
  • Engine
    Engine 999cc, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder, DOHC
  • Specifications, curb weight
    Curb Weight 232 kg (511 lb.)
  • Overview, manufacturer
    unique position as Suzuki
  • In Group: Sport Motorcycles, Overview, group
    features superbike-level performance
  • Exemplifies: Road Transport, Overview, road motorcycle
    features superbike-level performance
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2. Visordown: Suzuki GSX-S1000 GX review
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The GX shares its 999cc inline-four with the aforementioned GT
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