You can pick up Suzuki's 2010 model GSX-R1000 for $18,990*.

Suzuki is offering massive run-out deals on the entire GSX-R range to celebrate Suzuki’s Troy Herfoss claiming the 2010 Australian Supersport Championship and the impending arrival of the all new GSX-R600 and GSX-R750.

Between 1 January and 31 March, participating Suzuki dealers will be offering great deals to customers who purchase a new GSX-R600, GSX-R750 or GSX-R1000.

Proven race winners around the world, the three Suzuki GSX-R models are a result of world-class engineering, and feature the latest race-bred technology, with outstanding four-cylinder engines, lightweight chassis’, advanced braking and suspension packages and sleek aerodynamics.

Suzuki first introduced the world to the GSX-R range in 1985, with the launch of the GSX-R750 and completely redefined the concept of sportbikes forever – as the first mass produced race replica, it was a race bike first and a street bike second.

The GSX-R750 has evolved throughout the years, but continues to display the evolutionary styling, cutting edge technology, design and engineering prowess of the Suzuki brand.

A current champion, the Suzuki GSX-R600 dominated racetracks last year in the Australian Supersport Championship, clinching the title and also Team Suzuki’s first Championship in this category.

Completing the legendary GSX-R range, is the undisputed superbike of our era, the Suzuki GSX-R1000.

Since its introduction over a decade ago, the GSX-R1000 has won multiple championships and filled 1000cc production based road racing grids worldwide.

Available for Recommended Prices of $15,490* for the GSX-R600, $16,890* for the GSX-R750 and $18,990* for the GSX-R1000, Suzuki’s GSX-R range is now even better value with the run-out deals available for a limited time.

For further information on the Suzuki GSX-R range, interested customers should visit their local Suzuki dealer, who can be found through the Dealer Locator on www.suzuki.com.au.

* Recommended Price includes GST, excludes dealer delivery and government charges.