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2013 Suzuki Burgman 650 Abs on 2040-motos

$9,999
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:3 ColorColor: WHITE
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2013 Suzuki Burgman 650 ABS, 2013 Suzuki Burgman 650 ABS For generations of riders, the Burgman has redefined the two-wheel luxury scooter experience. It brought performance and comfort into a market once unimaginable. For 2013, the Burgman 650 ABS continues to improve with new styling matched with unbeatable performance. Notable changes to the Burgman 650 ABS include refinements in the transmission setting and a reduction of mechanical losses contribute to a boost in fuel economy by 15% compared to the previous model in Drive Mode. Drive Mode heightens efficiency at normal road speeds and gives smooth, linear, almost shock-free power delivery for easy riding. Power Mode gives more punch when you twist the throttle. And Manual Mode lets you thumb-toggle between five preset gear ratios for a unique feeling of control. The SECVT s updated design includes new clutch plates that cause 35% less drag. You can feel the nimbleness and abundance of power in your hand. It is simply exhilarating! With refinements in the transmission setting that easily allows you to downshift, accelerate, and maneuver around traffic and through every road, there s no better time than to hop on the Burgman 650 ABS than today! The Burgman 650 ABS model also offers an antilock braking system (ABS) that helps to maximize the rider s control by preventing the wheels from locking during hard brake application. The ABS unit weighs 55% less than the previous model. Features Features a new Eco Drive Indicator to encourage riding that may reduce environmental impacts. The Eco Drive Indicator light, located on the instrument panel, will come on when the vehicle is operated in a fuel-efficient manner and may help riders learn techniques to improve their fuel economy. Two fully automatic modes (Drive and Power) and Manual. Drive mode heightens efficiency at normal road speeds and gives smooth, linear, almost shock-free power delivery for easy riding. Power mode gives more punch when you twist the throttle. And Manual mode lets you thumb-toggle between five preset gear ratios for a unique feeling of control. The front brakes have an updated design with floating discs for more consistent braking performance. A newly tuned, liquid-cooled, 638cc, DOHC, 8-valve, twin-cylinder engine. The new exhaust system features a triangular section muffler and is engineered to keep emissions so low that the Burgman 650 satisfies the most stringent regulations. Superlative control comes from a Suzuki Electronically-controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (SECVT). The SECVT s updated design includes new clutch plates that cause 35% less drag. Tubular frame and aluminum-alloy swingarm allow the engine to be mounted in a forward position for excellent balance and agility.

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