2007 SUZUKI BURGMAN 650 EXEC 650 Executive,

Get ready for the ride of your life - on the stylish Burgman 650 Executive, it has all the great features of the Burgman 650 with ABS, an electic adjustable windshield and a passenger backrest. ;

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With the largest engine in its class, the Burgman 650 rewards you with strong acceleration around town or on the highway. Its refined fuel injection system offers instantaneous throttle response. And, for convenient operation and incredibly smooth performance, it has a technically advanced Suzuki Electronically Controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (SECVTTM). ;

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Wherever you ride, you and your passenger will appreciate the smooth, comfortable ride, plush, responsive suspension, and a deep, well-padded seat complete with a backrest for the rider. Large floorboards and spacious ergonomics further contribute to your comfort. ;

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The Burgman 650 is as practical as it is stylish. It has terrific storage space, including a cavernous underseat storage area capable of holding two full-coverage helmets. What's more, three front compartments with lids allow easy storage of and access to your smaller items.;

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The 2007 Suzuki Burgman 650. Unique styling - unbeatable performance.

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• Powerful liquid-cooled, 638cc, DOHC, 8-valve, twin-cylinder engine - designed to produce responsive power under a wide range of riding situations
• Electronic fuel injection system with 32-bit ECM, provides easy engine starts, precise throttle response, reduced fuel consumption, and low emissions
• Direct-type valve actuation system and downdraft intake (similar to GSX-R models) for strong engine performance
• Dual gear-driven countershaft system to reduce engine vibration
• Electronically-controlled pulsed-air injection system (PAIR), helps reduce emissions
• Convenient electric starting system with maintenance-free battery
• Suzuki Electronically-Controlled Continuously Variable Transmission - using a handlebar control switch, the rider can choose between two fully automatic modes (power or normal), or a manual shift mode