The recently updated Suzuki GSX-S1000 has proven to be quite a popular machine in the Japanese naked liter-bike segment. Advancing leaps and bounds from its predecessor, the GSX-S1000 delivers both a renewed styling and performance package, thanks to Suzuki's adoption of a more modern design, complete with sharp and aggressive bodywork. The performance side of things is miles ahead, too, with the integration of a high-tech electronics package.
While the GSX-S1000 is undeniably a motorbike for those with a considerable number of years and miles under their belts, Suzuki hasn't forgotten its younger audience looking to swing a leg over the brand's biggest and baddest naked streetfighter. Similar in many ways to the 1000, the GSX-S950 delivers the same styling package albeit in a more beginner-friendly approach. Changes come in the form of restricted performance by way of altered electronics which limit the bike's power output. More specifically, the 950 is now available in an A2-compliant version, which restricts power to a mere 48 horsepower.
