The device 2010 could boast a few changes from previous version. Thus, the machine rose dimensions - length increased from 2115 to 2165mm, width and increased - from 1210 to 1250mm. Height has not changed - 1285mm. The same (1285mm) and wheelbase remained. Seat Height also remained the same - 920mm. Weight of the loaded cars increased by 2 kg - up to 302 kg.
Changes in the suspension there is none - it's still an independent, two-wishbone suspension, adjustable in five positions, at both the front and rear. Ground clearance - 260mm. Two basic colors - green (Terra Green) and red (Flame Red).
Suzuki, founded in 1920. as a manufacturer of weaving looms, is now regarded as one of the leading manufacturers in the world of midget cars and motorcycles. Since 1981 the company was in alliance with American GM, but in 2008 this relationship had been terminated. Suzuki alliance with Volkswagen, which became known in 2009, could become yet another example of mergers and acquisitions in the automotive world, are experiencing great difficulties in marketing in the traditional western markets.
Suzuki Motor - the Japanese company specializing in the manufacture of automobiles and motorcycles. In the motorcycle line of Suzuki - about 50 models of motorcycles and scooters 5 models. Suzuki makes motorcycles of different classes, including bikes for motocross, off-road, enduro, Cruisers, Street Fighter, motorcycles, supersport and a series of Sport Enduro Tourer. In addition, Suzuki manufactures ATVs (6 models utility ATV, three models of sport ATVs and two models for children). In the arsenal of Suzuki as a series of outboard motors for water technology - the company produces both 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines, there is a carburetor and fuel injected models. In addition to the above products, the company also makes a motorized wheelchair and manufactures industrial equipment.
Suzuki has been operating since 1920. Company produces motorcycles in 1952, initially they were motorized bicycles. The company's headquarters is located in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture. As of mid 2008, the number of employees of the parent company of 16,850 people, and the total number of employees in the work on Concern Suzuki reaches 50 600 people. Suzuki - the third largest producer of motorcycles in Japan. Suzuki now has six plants in Japan, and all around the world - 35 manufacturing sites in 23 countries. Suzuki does business in 196 countries of the world.