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Suzuki Stratosphere Concept

Unveiled at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show, Suzuki’s Stratosphere concept bike has revved up enthusiasts with a 1,100cc inline, 6-cylinder engine that is as compact as 4-cylinder engines of similar displacement. Suzuki claims an output of 180 hp. The bike features a power windscreen, adjustable handlebars, LED headlights, and an integrated GPS navigation system. A front cowling and fuel tank finished in hammered aluminum adds to the Stratosphere’s smart design, as do its Damascus steel radiator covers. The Stratosphere is nothing more than a concept model and Suzuki has yet to announce plans for a production model. But the company’s penchant for turning its concepts into reality gives hope to those looking for a smooth, lively ride that is a world apart from 4-cylinder motorcycles. We hope it hits the streets soon.

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