The Suzuki Intruder M1500 provides you with a large displacement power cruiser with distinctive styling, performance and economy.
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The Intruder M1500 provides you with a large displacement power cruiser with distinctive styling, performance and economy. Inheriting the cutting edge styling of the M1800R with a new class leading 1,462cc V-Twin engine, the M1500 delivers superb power and torque for outstanding performance across the rev range.
The M1500 performance cruiser also features superb rider comfort with a low 716mm seat that is both wide and long. Adding to rider comfort, the engine is rubber mounted and a back torque limiting clutch smoothes downshifts while the Suzuki Clutch Assist system increases pressure on the clutch plates under acceleration to allow a lighter pull at the clutch lever. With shaft drive for reduced maintenance, low centre of gravity and ergonomically designed switchgear and levers, the M1500 delivers comprehensive comfort and convenience.
A pillion seat cowl is also available as an optional part to continue the sleek lines and heighten the performance styling.
The new Intruder M1500 - where performance and style meet technology and value.
*Finance available subject to status. Full details and a representative example can be found on the Suzuki website
Prices, specifications and availability subject to change without notice. Written details available on request, subject to status. These offers supersede any previous offers. Models shown for illustrative purposes only. Unless otherwise specified, new Suzuki car prices are 'on the road' including 6 months road tax. Unless otherwise specified, on-road motorcycles listed are subject to 'on the road' charges (RFL and first year's registration fee). Prices for used and pre-registered vehicles exclude road tax. Colin Appleyard Ltd is a recognised Investor in People. Colin Appleyard Ltd is an appointed representative of Automotive Compliance Ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
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