Thread: Which is better a Kawasaki or Suzuki?

It will be my first bike if it makes any difference, something about 600-750 cc
Okay, I'm also gonna need some reasons for any bias

Honda.

The reason for my choice (not bias) is that I've had a few.
They are easy to work on.
They are very easy to get parts for.
They are reliable.
Dealerships have responded well.

I have not owned a Kawasaki.
My Suzuki was harder to get parts for. I had a few issues with it (none major, I would get another).

I'll leave the rest of the "first bike" stuff to those that make recommendations. I don't, but I sometimes question the wisdom of a larger displacement bike as a first.

I have had both, and they have been great motorcycles. I would throw Honda and Yamaha in the mix too. Depending on what you like and what your priorities are, Buell makes a great sport bike too.

I don't think you can go wrong with any of the "Big Four" though.

New rider? Buying new? I think the 250 Ninja is a great deal, but the SV650SF may be the best moderately powerful sport-bike out there.

I have been riding for 20 years and currently own two sport bikes, and that SV650 really interests me. It would be perfect for an "extra" motorcycle for friends to ride when they are in town, and I could take it when the GSX-R1000 was the wrong tool for the job.

Kawasaki!!

well i don't know about about bikes but a kawasaki is better than a suzuki on four wheelers

"Better" is a subjective term and the answer depends on your judgement criteria. Also, no one manufacturer is an outright winner over the other.

You may want to mention which 2 bikes ( or at least what style of bikes ) you're trying to compare for a more accurate answer.