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Autoby magazine took another test ride of Suzuki's new "GSX-8TT," suggesting it may combine the easygoing character of the SV650 with the sporting edge of the fully-faired GSX-8R. On this second ride, impressions shifted from the first, revealing more of the bike's true riding capability.
There really are bikes that'll bite you if you judge them by looks alone. The fact that impressions of the GSX-8TT changed after a second ride is proof of good underlying manners. Turning honestly into corners, feeling great when you open the throttle — a bike with that kind of real substance never lets the rider down, no matter how understated it looks.
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If they're specifically calling out how good it rides, it's probably genuinely a good bike — worth being hopeful about.
Suzuki adding this many variants to the 8-series really shows their rivalry with the CB and MT lines.
Can't tell just from the name whether "TT" leans touring or sport.
Would like the specifics on how the GSX-8TT's dimensions and power-to-weight ratio differ from the GSX-8R.
Honestly, "combining SV650 ease with GSX-8R sportiness" reads like a stock compliment they trot out a lot.
Even if it sounds like boilerplate praise, if a motorcycle magazine test-rode it twice to say it, there's probably something to it.
The way it's phrased — impression changed on the second ride — makes me wonder what was off about the first one.
The first test ride might've had limited road conditions or a limited number of units, so it could come down to the circumstances.
