Also available in black. For usable power and a sporting, yet comfortable ride, it's hard to beat the the GSF1200S Bandit. Improving an already impressive package, it's not always what you add, but what you take away. For the real 2001, Suzuki added an unfaired version, called the GSF1200. But instead of just bolting on a windscreen, Suzuki played up the sporting attitude with lower, clip-on style handlebars and higher footpegs.
Many riders dig cruiser styling but seek a more manageable size and weight.
Other riders, meanwhile, want wind in their hair while leaving some green in their bank account. Cost-effective cruising is what the Volusia is all about. You could use that extra cash to get yourself some cruiser essentials like chaps, a shortie helmet and maybe even a leather vest for your rally pins. Seriously, we dig the aggressive stance, graceful spoke wheels and tasteful chrome treatment on the Volusia. We're not big fans of Suzuki cruisers, but with this particular bike, Suzuki manages to offer a lot of style for not a lot of money.