I'm confused.
Suzuki has been designing and building all manner of vehicles for quite some time now, so it absolutely blows me away that they either can't, or won't, for whatever reason, make the 650 Burgman suspension ride like a bike should, with a speedometer that is actually accurate.
Is it cheaper to build a speedometer that is 10% off? I can understand being off by 2 or 3%, but 10%???
I have ridden other bikes by Suzuki that ride infinitely better than the Burgman. I would have gladly paid a bit more for my bike to have a well designed suspension instead of the pathetic OEM system they use.
Has anyone here ever heard of a reasonable response from Suzuki if these questions were ever posed to them?
Other than these 2 issues, I do really like the bike, but the ride is right on the verge of being a tipping point for me as to whether I'll keep it or not.
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Suzuki has been designing and building all manner of vehicles for quite some time now, so it absolutely blows me away that they either can't, or won't, for whatever reason, make the 650 Burgman suspension ride like a bike should, with a speedometer that is actually accurate.
Is it cheaper to build a speedometer that is 10% off? I can understand being off by 2 or 3%, but 10%???
I have ridden other bikes by Suzuki that ride infinitely better than the Burgman. I would have gladly paid a bit more for my bike to have a well designed suspension instead of the pathetic OEM system they use.
Has anyone here ever heard of a reasonable response from Suzuki if these questions were ever posed to them?
Other than these 2 issues, I do really like the bike, but the ride is right on the verge of being a tipping point for me as to whether I'll keep it or not.
Sign me