2006 Suzuki Katana 600 on 2040-motos
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2006 Suzuki Katana 600, 2006 Suzuki Katana 600 - You're looking at the ideal fusion of sport-bike performance and sport-touring comfort - the Suzuki Katana 600. For proof, check out the Katana's impeccable performance credentials. It has a strong, lightweight and rigid perimeter-style frame for exceptional handling on the back roads. Its triple-disc hydraulic braking system offers outstanding braking power. A high-performance, 16-valve engine derived from the original, legendary GSX-RTM offers crisp throttle response, strong midrange performance and something true sport riders will really appreciate - a terrific top-end charge. Put it all together and you have a light and responsive sport bike that can take on the tight, twisty roads - and come back for more. In the mood for some sport-touring? The Katana 600 is designed to accommodate. It has a roomy seating position and a comfortable saddle. Its aerodynamic windshield offers excellent wind protection for both the rider and passenger. And its suspension provides smooth, supple performance for long-distance comfort. The 2006 Katana 600 - the sport bike that specializes in versatility.
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