Suzuki GSX-R300 Patents Leaked; Could Be Revealed This Year

- The Suzuki GSX-R300 will have a parallel-twin engine
- It could be showcased at the 2018 EICMA Show
- The GSX-R300 could also spawn a new 300 cc naked motorcycle
The patents for Suzuki's latest 300 cc sportbike have been revealed. Suzuki believes that middleweight sportbikes are not in flavour anymore and sub 500 cc sportbikes are fast gaining popularity. Although the company has a GSX250R, other manufacturers have much more lethal and focussed sportbikes in that segment for example, the Yamaha YZF R3, Honda CBR250RR, KTM RC390 and so on. Therefore, Suzuki would like to turn things around. The Japanese company has filed a patent application for a brand new 300 cc sportbike with a parallel-twin engine.
The GSX-250R uses an old 248 cc which makes around 24.7 bhp and 23 Nm. Suzuki is keen on upping the power and torque game with a brand new 300 cc parallel-twin. The patent diagram reveals that the engine will be mounted on a tubular frame, similar to a trellis frame. Suzuki could also offer upside down forks up front and a monoshock at the rear. There will be a single disc up front as suggested by the diagram showing the mounting brackets. At the rear, there will be a regular swingarm, possibly Aluminium.
(The Suzuki GSX-R250 might sell along side the new Suzuki GSX-R300)The parallel-twin engine itself could be a mashup of Suzuki's GSX-R150's single, which has a bore and stroke of 62 mm and 48.1 mm, making it perfect for churning out close to 40 bhp or so and taking the bike in the league of the likes of the R3, RC 390 and Honda CBR250RR.
The outline looks to be consistent with the way Suzuki designs its faired motorcycles. The design of the bike could be similar to that of the GSX-R125. For example, the headlamp and the seat unit look to be similar to that on the GSX-R125.
Suzuki could reveal the GSX-R300 at this year's EICMA Motorcycle Show and launched sometime early next year. Also, this could result in a 300 cc naked as well, the Suzuki GSX-S300 possibly. Although it is just a rumour at this point in time! The new 300 cc parallel-twin will not be coming to India anytime soon after its global debut.
Source: Benetts.co.uk
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