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Suzuki Liven Up Motorcycle Live

As well as displaying its extensive model range at Motorcycle Live, including new models for 2015, Suzuki is set to bring additional 'live' to this year's event with a host of special features.

Returning for 2014 is Suzuki's live fire-up display, where a number of race bikes from the Japanese manufacturers past will be fired into life on the stand, including the XR14 raced by Barry Sheene, the Telefonica Movistar RGV500 Kenny Roberts Jr rode to World Championship glory in 2000, and the rare RGV250 ridden by Noriyasu Numata. With Suzuki celebrating 40 years of the iconic RG500, a selection of the former Grand Prix bikes will also be on display. For 2014, the live fire-up will take place twice a day, every day, throughout the duration of the show.

As well as celebrating its Grand Prix racing history, Suzuki will also be looking forward to its return to the blue-riband class of motorcycle racing in 2015. On display will be the latest prototype racer from the factory, as tested throughout 2014 by Randy de Puniet and Nobuatsu Aoki. You too can join in the celebrations around Suzuki's MotoGP return, with Suzuki giving away two hospitality tickets to the 2015 British GP at Silverstone. Head to the Suzuki stand for details.

Suzuki launched its Vintage Parts Programme at last year's show to highlight the number of Genuine parts still available for classic and vintage machines. For another one of this year's live features, Suzuki will be building a brand new TL1000S throughout the course of the show, with the parts still readily available from the factory in Hamamatsu. Project GSX-R1100 will also be on display, which is the restoration of a forgotten bike by Suzuki's Apprentice Centre.

Currently winging its way to Japan in the hands of Bike Magazine is one of the new V-Strom 1000 Adventure machines. Once the journey is complete, the bike, along with other models in the on-road range and a crop of current race bikes from the Tyco Suzuki and Voltcom Crescent Suzuki teams, will be on display on the stand.

As well as the bikes, lines from the current clothing range will be exhibited and available to purchase in the on-stand shop, including the winning design from last year's 'design-a-tee' competition, the new Kevin Schwantz range, and this year's race team wear.

Following its popularity last year, show-goers can stop by the Tyco Suzuki hospitality unit, rest their feet, and enjoy a hot drink.

Suzuki can be found in Hall 2 on stand 2D30, with the show running from 22 - 30 November.

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