Suzuka Racing Motorcycle launches Dirt Bikes and ATVs in India

Suzuka Racing Motorcycle Co. has stepped into the Indian market with their dirt bikes and ATVs and now searching for distributors or dealers across the country. The company has launched 3 models in each category- dirt bikes and ATVs, and all the three models in a category looks almost identical to each other, having different powertrains.

Established in 2000, Suzuka started business of dirt/off road motocross bikes and ATVs in 2005 with a specialized team having experts of every field. Now the company is selling more than 3000 unites annually and its primary export markets are Shrilanka, Banglades and UAE.

Suzuka dirt bikes introduced in India, gets all the features that comes with a professional dirt bike including high strength, light weight chassis with a ground clearance of more than 300mm. They features inverted front forks, rear mono-shock, front and rear disc brakes and a high mounted exhaust muffler. These bikes have been made only for the dirt tracks and can't be registered in RTO for road use. The bikes have been differentiated on the basis of their power-trains as:

SRM 250cc AC (air-cooled, 2-valve): It gets a 250cc, air-cooled, 2-valve engine, which develops a maximum power of 16.1bhp @7,000rpm and a peak torque of 17.5Nm @5,500rpm. The bike claims a top speed of 120kmph and costs Rs. 3.4 lakh.

SRM 250cc WC (water-cooled, 2-valve): This version gets the same engine, mentioned in the above model with same specifications, but with more efficient water-cooling. And you have to pay Rs. 5,000 extra for the extra feature, which makes the overall cost Rs. 3.45 lakh.

SRM 250cc WC (water-cooled, 2-valve): The most advanced version of the series also sports the same engine with advanced 4-valve technology along with the water cooling. It churns out 22.1bhp of maximum power and the peak torque goes upto 20Nm.

Suzuka ATVs include four wheeled bikes with all terrain balloon tyres and long travel independent suspensions. They get a rigid frame, a comfortable seat and a handle bar for steer the vehicle. Model A24 is powered by a 110cc engine, which churns out a maximum power of 7.4bhp. Model A54 sports a 125cc mill to deliver 8bhp, while model A64 gets a maximum power of 16.8bhp using a 250cc motor. All the three ATVs comes with automatic/semi-automatic transmission with reverse and they also can't be registered for road use.