Suzuki Inazuma 250 Review, Test Ride

Suzuki Inazuma Review How can a motorcycle please immensely, and yet be stupid? Read our Suzuki Inazuma Review to know why I say that

My first ‘real’ liking for Suzuki came when I rode the Shogun many years ago. It was that one motorcycle which liked wearing boots and jeans to a black-tie affair and not be worried about what everyone said. It was the only one in its time to give Yahama’s much-celebrated RX100 and RX-Z a really tough fight.
The Shogun was louder, more focused and much more rewarding than the RX100 – if you knew how to tame it, that is! I’m not much of a go-one-wheel-up-when-I-feel-like guy. I like to ride with my head in the right place and don’t do ‘stunts’ at all. Yet, my first wheelie was on the Shogun. It was an accidental event, so you can imagine what it did to my heartbeat… and vocal chords. But that’s exactly what the charm of the Shogun was – it was an unassuming bike which would hit you with a mallet and you’d not mind that one bit.