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2020 Suzuki Katana Review: 16 Fast Facts

2020 Suzuki Katana Review: 16 Fast Facts

Posted on March 21, 2019October 18, 2019 By Jarvis

The original Suzuki Katana—released in 1981 as a GSX1100S that was designed by BMW’s ex-chief of styling officer Hans A. Muth—began life as a performance-breed machine, one intended to satisfy the wants and needs of the passionate sport rider.

The motorcycle’s name derived from the Katana Japanese sword that features a single-edged curved blade with a long grip for two-handed use by the samurai.
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