2007 Suzuki GSX-R750 Dual Sport reviews

I am a new rider. This is my first bike and I don't care to try another. It is everything I wanted and more. Usually when you purchase a new item, you'll find things (normally as time goes on) you will need to replace/upgrade. I was told by several that a 600, I would too slow and I would out grow it very quickly. My cousin owns a R1, which in my opinion is too much for my first ride. My cousin speaks very highly of Gixxers, so I was fortunate to run across a great deal. Anyway, I am extremely pleased... The only thing I would like to change will be the stock muffler exhaust. Only when fully throttle can I be heard. I am gonna change it soon! Show less

I had previously owned a '02 ZX7R. I loved the bike but needed to sell it (wife made me do it). I got a good deal on a leftover '07 GSXR 750 about a year later. It is absolutely an amazing bike. It is perfectly balanced with an almost perfect power-to-weight ratio with the rider on it. It handles (as far as I can tell) as easily as the 600 but with a bit snappier throttle, so be extremely careful when down low in a turn. You'll be pushing that rear tire out from under you before you can realize, ha ha. It is a great, great bike. A step up from beginners for sure! Wear your safety gear everyone and good luck! Show less

This is a very agile bike. It is great for splitting lanes here in CA and for canyon riding especially in the Palomar Mountain and Malibu areas. It was lowered with Soupy's lowering link. This is a keeper. Show less

This bike is the best of both worlds. It's as smooth as a 600 but when you get on it, it seems to pull like 1000. If you're a beginner like I was when I got my first 750 (1998), it seemed to a be a little much. The new 750 is very easy to learn on and has enough power to keep up with the 1000 if you know how to ride. I sold two Gixxer 1000s and purchased the new 750 after riding it. The 750 will allow you to shift gears in town and rip some serious ass when it's needed! I couldn't get out of second gear around town. The lower frame allows shorter riders to keep both feet firmly on the ground when stopping (I had a little probelm with this on the older 1000's (2002)) even with suspension work and I'm 5'11. I'm much more comfortable with a lower bike and the 750 kept my feet firmly on the ground at stops. Show less

I have had many bikes and this one is the best of both worlds. I put 136 miles on it the first day I rode it and was not tired when I got home. I just ran out of time and had to go home! My last bike was a 2002 Ducati 748S which I loved but it was too heavy, under powered, steered too slow, and cost to much to keep up! I started riding only on the track because the bike would beat you up on the street after 20 minutes! The GSXR750 does everything my Duc would do that I liked but better and feels like a Cadillac on the street in comparison with 30 more horses! I can't wait until this Saturday I am going for 200 in the canyons! Really like this bike folks. The only complaint is yup the mirrors suck but if that it no big deal, I can live with it! Show less

Finally, got my '07 blue/black Gixxer 750, boy, this bike rocks. It's the perfect bike for my height compared to other brands. So far I like the performance, keeping low until the break in period is over. THEN watch out LADIES! GIXXER is coming to you. Anyway it is a great bike to begin with and it is a greater bike to end with. Everything else is what you see is what you get. GO, GIXXER'S RIDERS!!! BUT PLEASE RIDE SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY, ENJOY THE RIDE... Show less

Who needs a liter bike? The new GSXR750 is the perfect power to weight ratio performance machine. You'll never need more power. Suspension is superb, engine is superb, looks of it will make you drool. Fantastic bike, can't wait to get it broken in. Show less

I love this bike. I rated the comfort a 5 if you are the rider. If you are the passanger, it's not so comfortable (but that's any sportbike). Show less

I recently purchased the 2007 model. This bike is great. It has the power I need to pull away from traffic and find my comfort zone. I also have the maneuverabilty I need to fight those busy rush hours. I just got back from VA. BEACH for Memorial Day and the ride was great. The only real complaint I have is comfort of the seat but a little customizing should fix that. Show less

This bike is by far the best bike I have ever ridden, I have had 2 Yamaha YZF-R1s and this bike will smoke them in staights (up to about 110) and in the corners. It would make a great beginner bike with even though having such a big power package it is still very smooth, or it would make and great bike for an expert with the best power/handling ratio I have ever seen. I have ridden everything from Yamahas to Ducatis and this is by far my favorite bike yet. Show less