The Suzuki Recursion Concept turned a lot of heads at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show for being the wonder bike that offered incredible power packed in a nimble, middleweight machine. We haven’t heard a lot about the Recursion Concept since, but now, Japanese magazine Young Machine is reporting that Suzuki is planning to build a production version of the Recursion Concept.
This is obviously welcome news to everyone that has clamored Suzuki to take such a step, even if it’s probably best to take the report with a grain of salt until Suzuki officially confirms it. But even without any comments from Suzuki, a planned production run of the Recursion Concept falls right in line with the belief that a lot of bikemakers are all set to begin hunkering down and producing more forced induction models in a bid to attract more buyers who prefer smaller but more powerful machines. It’s not like forced induction is still a foreign concept among motorcycles, especially now that car companies are already taking this route.
So by that rationale, a production model of the Recursion Concept sounds like a fantastic idea. The concept’s biggest selling point was its ability to offer a 588cc turbo-charged engine built inside a lightweight frame, essentially giving customers a more powerful and better handling sportsbike that could give the Kawasaki Ninja a serious run for its money.
And besides, Suzuki’s status in the motorcycle world needs a jolt in the arm. That jolt could come in the form of the Suzuki Recursion.
Suzuki Recursion Concept Headed to Production? originally appeared on topspeed.com on Tuesday, 6 January 2015 15:00 EST.
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