Suzuki GSX-S125, 2017 >>>
 

The Suzuki GSX-S125 is a popular and enigmatic motorcycle that has captured the attention of motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide. With its sleek design, powerful engine, and agile handling, the GSX-S125 is a force to be reckoned with on the roads. GSX-S125 also benefits from the best power-to-weight ratio and acceleration performance in the naked 125cc street bike class

Launched at the same time as the fully faired GSX-R125:

Suzuki GSX-R125, Sport Bike    
The basis of the fully faired Suzuki GSX-R125 is identical to the GSX-S125 (naked bike), there are only differences in small details such as handlebars or ignition lock, in addition to fairings differences of course.

Suzuki's first models in the 125 class in 20 years.
It is equipped with Bosch ABS Type 10 and LED headlights
Distance riding isn’t really on the GSX-S’s radar, this is a city bike and although some do fit a taller screen, in reality there isn’t much point. If you do a lot of straight-line riding, the faired GSX-R125 may be a better bet as its riding position isn’t too sporty and its bars only 100mm lower.
 

2021: Suzuki only changed the color palette of the range

2022: Updated Engine for Euro 5 emissions regulations.
Redesigned exhaust system that features a dual-exit muffler.
The catalytic converter is bigger and beefier too, resulting in a bike that’s quieter than ever before.
The throttle body has been upsized slightly, too, now at 32 mm, and the airbox at 4.3 liters.
The new colorways consist of Baltimore Blue, featuring Suzuki’s classic blue and silver livery, a more understated Detroit Black complemented with blue alloy wheels, and Seattle White, with contrasting red alloy wheels and black accents.