Suzuki GSX750F Reviews

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The GSX-R750 is a 750 class sport bike motorcycle from Suzuki's GSX-R series of motorcycles. It was introduced in 1985 and can be considered to be the first of the modern racer-replicas with many race-derived technologies and the looks of a Suzuki Endurance racer at an affordable price.

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“odd meter reset”

Written on: 05/05/2013

My bike is having 99999km, I was expecting it turn to 0km.However it stopped at 99999km.Does anyone know how to fix it? (read more)

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“sve na suzi je na svom mjestu. raduje me najvise...”

Written on: 17/07/2012

sve na suzi je na svom mjestu. raduje me najvise potrosnja u ova krizna vremena (read more)

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“Better than expected”

Written on: 20/04/2012 by delsmum

My son will turn 40 in May so has bought the bigger version of this bike as a mid life crisis must have. I bought this model for his desk top at work and was amazed at the quality and detail of this model, it was much bigger than expected as I could not work out the scale being an old pensioner!!! Also the speed at which it was delivered was brilliant (although we were in, but postie could,nt get it through letter box, and had to go to general post office to pick up. I am well impressed with... (read more)

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“Suzuki GSX750F - Recommended”

Written on: 18/01/2012 by Ginnes (3 reviews written)

I have an Australian spec 1994 Suzuki GSX750F with over 80000km on the clock now. In 6 years and 30000km of ownership it has never let me down once. My mechanic (who services the bike each year and also does its safety test - like the UK's MOT) tells me that these motors and frames are bullet proof. It uses no oil, is easy on tyres and easily keeps up with more sporty bikes. It's weight is noticeable if you try to push it too hard, but who can sustain that sort of riding on our overcrowded... (read more)

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“My Teapot”

Written on: 12/11/2011 by Brett.Kiwi (1 review written)

I bought my GSXF750 about five years ago as my first (read more)

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“gsx750f”

Written on: 08/11/2011

Hi all I hope you find this review useful . I have had my GSX750F for about a year which I rode back to London from Wales. The weather was raining and windy but the fairing did a good job of keeping the worst off the rain and wind around me.  I felt nothing on the legs and even the feet were shielded by the fairing. The light was good and I had no trouble seeing a good distance ahead. Now that I am used to it I like it even more as it is a great road bike. It's comfortable and... (read more)

Guest's Comment

Written on: 15/01/2012

Thanks for your report , I love mine too . Put Dan Moto pipe on and taken 20 kg of her and she hamers

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Written on: 22/06/2012

Yep, they're a great bike. I've owned mine for 7 years and have no plans to change it yet. I did the entire coast of the UK with no trouble and shortly off to France for a touring holiday there too. I regulary tour the Highlands of Scotland and this bike just loves the twisties. Has cost me nothing over the years, just service parts. which if you do it yourself, as I do, is practically nothing. Keeps up with the bigger machines on rides out and I get 200 miles to a tank, down to 180 when thrashing it. Brakes are more than basic. They out-perform my mates Hayabusa, but they are known for bad brakes. With the right tyres, twisties can be pushed all the way to the footrest with no problem. I used Michelin pilot road 2.

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“Smile on my face”

Written on: 19/07/2011

Past my test about 3 years ago and bought a 2001 Kawasaki GPZ 1100 as my first bike.It was a big old thing but could still move a bit.Had it for 2 years then didn't bother with a bike for the last 12 months.Then while driving through town last sunday i saw a 2000 Suzuki GSX 750F for sale for £1,250 that looked in really good condition.The bike had 28.000 miles on the clock but had loads of service history.I went with my gut feeling and paid the guy £1200 and picked the bike up... (read more)

Zorro32's Comment

Written on: 15/08/2011

Hi Fred,
Can you please compare a bit more on those two bikes (GPZ1100 vs GSX750F) as you have used both of them. Right now I am looking for mid size sport touring bike and those two bikes are one of my options.
Thanks!
Karl

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Written on: 15/08/2011

Hi Fred,
Can you please compare a bit more on those two bikes (GPZ1100 vs GSX750F) as you have used both of them. Right now I am looking for mid size sport touring bike and those two bikes are one of my options.
Thanks!
Karl

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“gsx750fx ”

Written on: 09/06/2011 by Andrewhesketh

hi every one just got a gsx750f for £1200 from york rode it home through very heavy rain a it didnt cough or splutter 1 jot this is an excellent bike and i would recomend it to anyone the good thing is when you are riding it you easly forget that its 200kg dry it feels light (read more)

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“GSX750F review ”

Written on: 27/05/2011 by Kingwaz (2 reviews written)

Great bike, I bought it as my first bike prior to passing my test. It needed a few things doing but it was cheap £750! Very easy to work on, build quality seems very good and no real signs of corrosion and for a 13 year old Suzuki thats very good. This bike is a real eye opener, it is turbine smooth and certainly goes well and will get you to the naughty side of 100mph quickly and puts a huge grin on your face. It is a heavy bike but very stable, wind protection is excellent. The only... (read more)

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“I bought my Suzuki GSX750F a year and a half ago and...”

Written on: 03/04/2011

I bought my Suzuki GSX750F a year and a half ago and have enjoyed every minute. I bought it as my first bike, so cant compare it to anything else, but for something with just under 100bhp and only insurance group 12, its brilliant.

At the same time, a mate bought a Honda CBR600F. Not only does mine appear quicker (once travelling - similar 0-60), but its more comfortable, has far better wind protection and does more miles to the gallon. And its two groups less on the insurance !

As... (read more)

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“Good points: too many to list ”

Written on: 01/03/2011

Good points: too many to list
Bad points: quite heavy, suffers a little from neglect
What a bike. If you're considering getting one, do it as you won't be disappointed and will probably be quite surprised once you are familiar with it. I bought mine with 13 miles on it after getting rid of a clapped out XJ600. I now have 38000 miles on it and it's still going strong. My 2000 (Y plate) GSX750F has been used for long journeys, commuting to London. I've had it on a track keeping up with a... (read more)

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“i commute 70 miles a day which is a mix of b roads and...”

Written on: 13/08/2010

i commute 70 miles a day which is a mix of b roads and motorways and this bike has been faultless, tyres seem to go rather quickly if you flog her, though fuel ecomony seems to be very good. the bike has a lot of power compared to 600/650 bandits and sv650's. it can go like a bat out of hell if you want it to, or you can easily cruise 60-100mph with a high level of comfort. brakes are exellent although they do suffer more than others in the wet. suspension is cheap and rather nasty.

i... (read more)

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“I got my hands on a excellent example of one of these...”

Written on: 01/07/2010

I got my hands on a excellent example of one of these for £1600. 14150 miles on the clock.

I passed my test 3 months ago and this is my first big bike. When I first got on it I was quite suprised at how heavy it was compared to the bikes I learnt on. At first I was very wary about its power delivery thinking it would be quite savage. Both of these inital problems were with the rider and not the bike. It will go round corners well and acceleration is nice and smooth (unless you want it to... (read more)

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“I returned to the road after a 27 year break, ended up...”

Written on: 11/06/2010

I returned to the road after a 27 year break, ended up with the GXSF after a friend of my son's offered it to me.
I use it almost 100% as a commuter bike, it's a great bike, almost bullet proof and great on fuel and tyres especially for a bike its size (6 Lt per 100KM's).

The only complaint I would have is that it is quite top heavey with a full tank of fuel particularly if you want to manoeuvre at slow speed i.e. through traffic.

I learnt to live with this and it doesn't bother me at all... (read more)

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“I got knocked off my VFR750 by a chap on a mobile...”

Written on: 25/05/2010 by Nuclear UK (1 review written)

I got knocked off my VFR750 by a chap on a mobile phone, who then just drove off!! Money being a bit tight and still needing a machine to get to work I hunted around for a replacement. For superstitious reasons I opted not to get another VFR even though I liked it. I settled on the GSXF750, I found one in a place called Budget Bikes in Swindon. We have been joined at the hip ever since. I love the slightly quirky look, and respond well to the nicknames of "tea pot" & "Baboons backside" (Back... (read more)

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“Quite comical really, the amount of people who spend...”

Written on: 05/05/2010

Quite comical really, the amount of people who spend hundreds of pounds more for a Bandit, when the F's are the same bike!
Some say that what puts them off is the fairing...why?
It's functional, cuts down wind resistance, and many think it adds to the bikes overall appearance.
If you want bang for bucks, again, the GSXF750 represents excellent value, being nimble, responsive, takes low bends with ease, and plenty of power on tap. One minor gripe is that the clutch is very much on the heavy... (read more)

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“very good bike all round. ”

Written on: 28/04/2010

very good bike all round.
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“THE suzuki gsxf 750 is my first bike,after passing...”

Written on: 20/02/2010

THE suzuki gsxf 750 is my first bike,after passing bike test . It is hard to ride,it is big and heavy, you really have to bank turning right or left.If you are a small person with short legs then dont buy this bike.
Ive ridden this bike for 3 years, summer and winter riding, and found the fuel consumption can be too much, 100 miles on a full tank .Maybe this was caused by rust making the fuel tank leak.I ve had to change the fuel tank because of this. Bearing in mind the bike is 9 years old... (read more)

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“This is an excelent value moto. Never let me down....”

Written on: 21/12/2009

This is an excelent value moto. Never let me down. Good ridding, nice performance (you don't nead more). No maintenace needed (except normal ones). (read more)

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“This bike is a real eye opener. Keeps up with my bikes...”

Written on: 05/12/2009

This bike is a real eye opener. Keeps up with my bikes sports bikes and yet has the power to start to leave them at higher speeds. It my not have the initial acceleration of my 97 GSXR but certainly wont be left too far behind.
Comfort is ace although weight is daunting for a first big bike.

Have scraped my pegs cornering several times although the bike does wallow slightly. When it does start to go though, relax a little and all becomes well.
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“VERY EASY TO RIDE , GREAT FIRST BIG BIKE , VERY FORGIVING ”

Written on: 06/11/2009

VERY EASY TO RIDE , GREAT FIRST BIG BIKE , VERY FORGIVING (read more)

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“As a ten year old bike its still competitive with...”

Written on: 15/10/2009

As a ten year old bike its still competitive with modern bikes and still good looking too.I have fun riding it on the Maltese islands. (read more)

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“Well it's ben 6 months since I posted my first write...”

Written on: 05/10/2009 by Saker Clive (2 reviews written)

Well it's ben 6 months since I posted my first write up; still love the bike 100%. I am going upto Darlington from Brighton in a months time so that 320 mile journey will really put the bike to the test. Very smooth and fast. Had +60 top end and that was fast enough but have regularly cruised at +20mph. Handling isn't as 'wallowy' as some experts say and I feel comfortable taking bends at such speeds. Not had any problems as yet and loving it as much as the first days. (read more)

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“really no complaints about the suzuki gsx 750f. its...”

Written on: 29/07/2009

really no complaints about the suzuki gsx 750f. its comfortable and very fast. great 3 up. this bike has gave me great faith in suzuki bikes not only for the comfort and speed but in the over all build quality and finish of there bikes. thanks for reading. (read more)

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“I am returning to biking after 45 years and have...”

Written on: 08/07/2009

I am returning to biking after 45 years and have agreed to purchase a Suzuki Gsx750F and have been greatly encouraged by all of the positive revues. Can't pick it up until I have taken a refresher course (seller's decision). Two weeks and I shall be back on the road, can't wait. (read more)

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“Suzuki GSX 750F is a Great bike does everything well...”

Written on: 22/06/2009

Suzuki GSX 750F is a Great bike does everything well and easy to ride and maintain. (read more)

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“Most of the Bike Press seem to hate the look, but I...”

Written on: 21/05/2009 by C0r0 (1 review written)

Most of the Bike Press seem to hate the look, but I think Suzuki GSX 750Fs look great. Plenty more power than I know what to do with now that I'm no longer 18. Alway feels like I should have a couple more gears even when I'm in 6th as the engines always got plenty of go in it. (read more)

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“As what's been said previously; I've been away from...”

Written on: 04/04/2009 by Saker Clive (2 reviews written)

As what's been said previously; I've been away from bikes for 30 years, got a GPZ500s last October and this week I picked up my 2004 black with fine blue metallic paint job, Suzuki GSX 750F. Very easy to ride and into 6th. within a couple of hundred yards. I've just filled up again after doing 150 mile and put 12lts in, which equates to 55mpg. At 70mph. cruising nicely....but turn the throttle wide and it picks up excellently. Not sure how it'd detuned but is more than quick/fast enough for... (read more)

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“The Suzuki GSX 750F engine is turbine smooth with a...”

Written on: 03/04/2009 by docjonty (1 review written)

The Suzuki GSX 750F engine is turbine smooth with a top end rush - responds well to dynojet and end can , wtih K and N filter as the breathing as standard is restricted.
Expect an extra 8-10 bhp at the wheel with much improved mid range.,


Junk the standard fork springs and replace with Hagons and new oil - the shock is good but the springs are rubbish.
This transforms the handling - with these mods, the bike is more than a match for the VFR Lets be realistic here ....I`ve owned a... (read more)

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“Like someone else said, if you want a good reliable...”

Written on: 20/03/2009 by MadCornishBiker (1 review written)

Like someone else said, if you want a good reliable sports tourer with forgiving handling, and more than enough power for British roads, go for it. Confession time: I am not a Suzuki fan. When I was looking for a bike to return to biking after a 30 year lay off from anything worth owning the last thing I considered was a Suzuki. However this one came up at a price I couldn't resist. It's 20 years old, and has converted me totally to the marque. My Suzuki GSX 750F needs some money spending on... (read more)

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“The Suzuki gsx750f is the bike I plumped for after...”

Written on: 24/01/2009

The Suzuki gsx750f is the bike I plumped for after coming back after a 20 year layoff. I was going to go in at the deep end with a busa but opted for a longer life span.
Got hold of a 2001 plate with 23k on in mint con,.
What a bike,looks and sounds great (standard pipe) good all round bike, will be keeping hold of her for a long time. (read more)

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“I went down to Bournemouth from Liverpool to pick one...”

Written on: 04/10/2008 by nadgers (1 review written)

I went down to Bournemouth from Liverpool to pick one of these up for a mate and got lost on the way home, so did a quick bite of M25 on a Friday afternoon in awful traffic (what other kind of traffic is there on the M25?)
What can I say? it doesn't go like a GSXR 750, so don't expect it to. It's a lot more flexible though, you can potter at 30 in 6th and just wind the throttle open and it just goes. Not sure how fast it is, I never took it over a ton 20 but 140 sounds about right.
It's not... (read more)

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“Thinking of buying one? DO IT! detuned gsxr motor, who...”

Written on: 30/09/2008 by weldmail

Thinking of buying one? DO IT! detuned gsxr motor, who are they kidding? These things are as quick as most other SPORT BIKES, only thing is they wont slam into corners but if you perfect (or dare try) the adverse steering method they will flick quite nicely. gsxr performance for mz prices (read more)

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“I commuted and rode on weekends on a Suzuki GSX 750...”

Written on: 24/07/2008 by zekt (1 review written)

I commuted and rode on weekends on a Suzuki GSX 750 for about 4 years now. In that time I have put 66,000k on it. I haven been through a couple of sets of tyres, chain and sprokets, 2 batteries.. and that is it. Just oil and filters make up the balance of the running costs. You change the oil every 6,000k along with the filter and it just keeps going. Another guy who regularly gets his gsx750f serviced at the same shop has over 120,000k on it and it is still going strong. It is a shame they... (read more)

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“At 6'2" I find many bikes too cramped - the Suzuki...”

Written on: 21/07/2008

At 6'2" I find many bikes too cramped - the Suzuki gsx750f is fine for 2 hours riding, petrol stop and another 2 hours riding. It will never keep up on a racetrack but at legal(ish) speeds on real roads keeps up fine. Replaced clutch lever, l/h crank cover, footpegs and indicators as an easy diy job after a minor off. Suzuki parts were reasonable cost. Have just fitted BT021 tyres which are excellent. If your not bothered about having the latest race replica then its an excellent all rounder... (read more)

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“Nice and cheap to run if serviced and looked after....”

Written on: 04/07/2008 by andrewchild

Nice and cheap to run if serviced and looked after. THe Suzuki GSX 750F is a very nice bike. The only problem I found that I put loads of pressure on my wrist when leaning forward. (read more)

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“Superb bike I have owned the 600 and I now own the...”

Written on: 21/06/2008

Superb bike I have owned the 600 and I now own the 750. Both bikes have been superb and reliablility has been perfect on both cc. This bike is great on insurance yet still has a nice bit of grunt if used correctly. (read more)

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“Very good on fuel, very very comfy, excellent value...”

Written on: 13/06/2008

Very good on fuel, very very comfy, excellent value for money, very easy to service yourself, it does everything it said on the tin, very reliable, if your wallet has only got £1500 this is not a bad buy theres alot of bike for your dosh, I did 500 miles over a weekend it love's the twisty's, motorways are a breeze, a great all rounder, very practical you can commute to work and at the weekends it will scratch. this is a cracking tool if your on a budget dont knock it until you've tried it.... (read more)

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“This GSX is a very good all round machine, I have...”

Written on: 07/04/2008 by jaz3808 (1 review written)

This GSX is a very good all round machine, I have ridden mine for 40,000 miles since Jan 1999 and it only let me down twice, on both occasions the battery needed changing. I have had 3 sets of tyres, 3 sets of front pads 1 set of rears 1 chain/sprocket and a set of head bearings. She averages 49 mpg and easily hits 140 mph. (read more)

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“Cheap on insurance, cheap on servicing all round...”

Written on: 21/02/2008 by p tyrrell (1 review written)

Cheap on insurance, cheap on servicing all round excellent value for money, yes not the best looking machine on the road but does exactly what you want it to and more. I have had mine for over a year now, ride it all year round and not one thing has gone wrong with this bike, love it. If your just coming back to biking or have just passed your test than this is an ideal bike for you, you'll love it. (read more)

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“The Suzuki GSX 750F is great value for money, great...”

Written on: 07/12/2007 by SuziSteve (1 review written)

The Suzuki GSX 750F is great value for money, great handling, bullet proof engine, comfortable ride and quite fast. Excellent machine, which is very capable. Cheap on insurance, cheap to buy and run. A great ride. (read more)

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“Get one of these !! .......you will not be...”

Written on: 16/11/2007 by mycat (3 reviews written)

Get one of these !! .......you will not be disappointed..........unless you fall off !! (read more)

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“Having returned to bikes after a 13 year gap I have...”

Written on: 20/05/2007 by Kishkag (1 review written)

Having returned to bikes after a 13 year gap I have found the Suzuki GSX 750F to be a superb, overall, sports tourer. No it isn't as fast as a GSXR 750; No it isn't as comfortable as a Pan European (Not that I've ridden one), but for a return to biking bike, it's ideal.

It's fast enough, it's comfortable (more than I can say for my mates R6), it's got a large enough tank for 200ish miles (more than I can say for my mates R6) and it's reasonably economic to ride. I don't want to do 140 mph on... (read more)

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“Overall a good bike better now than them teapot days....”

Written on: 12/04/2007 by karl thompson

Overall a good bike better now than them teapot days. I am trying to find the colour code for my bike mine is the dark metallic blue but can't find the code as I knocked my bike over in garage causing cosmetic damage could anyone let me know where I can find this thanks. (read more)

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“Bought the Suzuki GSX 750F on the recommendation of...”

Written on: 18/01/2007 by harry1947 (1 review written)

Bought the Suzuki GSX 750F on the recommendation of the local dealer as a bike that would take me quickly to the north of Scotland to see my mother, 540 miles away - it does that and more.
With Givi top box and panniers it does that run in 9 hours with no aches the next day.
Fast? Inverness to Perth, 112 miles - 80 minutes.
Cruises over 70 on the motorways easily. Originally on Dunlops, the change to BT020s transformed the handling. Braided brake hoses sharpened up the brakes and I lowered... (read more)

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“I can't understand why this Suzuki GSX 750F bike gets...”

Written on: 22/04/2006 by Seismic Sam (2 reviews written)

I can't understand why this Suzuki GSX 750F bike gets negative reviews. Apart from the stiff wrist syndrome I find it hard to pick serious fault with it. When following traffic at 45mph a quick twist of your aching wrist will enable very swift overtaking in just a few seconds and almost immediate illegal speeds and thats in top gear. I mean, how much acceleration does one need? In 4th gear it will out accelerate a Porche Boxster! That equates to very safe overtaking in my book.
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