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Suzuki Motorcycle India launches 'Joy Of Safety' campaign to improve two-wheeler riding

Team OD Updated: February 13, 2019, 08:34 PM IST

Suzuki Motorcycle India has initiated a new campaign called the 'Joy Of Safety', a free workshop for Suzuki owners to gain a better understanding of their motorcycles and scooters. The aim is to impart basic knowledge about riding and dynamics to make them better riders.The initiative was kicked off through a concept training activity conducted at the GL Suzuki dealership in Delhi. The 'Joy Of Safety' workshop will be conducted across 28 cities in pan India. The workshops will be conducted at Suzuki dealerships across India.

Motorcycles and scooters nowadays are equipped with technologies such as ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) as well as advanced features such as riding modes and traction control, available in premium motorcycles. However, none of these are useful if the rider isn't aware of their basic functionality and how to use these features to his advantage.

Suzuki Motorcycle India - Joy Of Safety

Devashish Handa, vice president, SMIPL (Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited) said, "As a socially responsible corporate, Suzuki Motorcycle India is committed to work towards welfare of the society it is a part of. Towards this commitment, we are pleased to roll out the Joy of Safety initiative for our customers with the support of our dealer partners. A good rider is someone who doesn't just ride fast, or for long-distances; but also the one who rides responsibly. Acknowledging the safety of oneself and that of all stakeholders in the ecosystem is a trait inherent to a responsible biker. Suzuki Motorcycle has always invested in creating exciting riding experiences with a sense of responsibility towards safety of the society to which it belongs. This is yet another step in that direction."

If you own a Suzuki two-wheeler, you can get in touch with your local Suzuki dealership and participate in this campaign.

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Price (Ex-Delhi)
Starts Rs 17.94 Lakhs
Displacement
1597cc
Transmission
Manual
Max Power(ps)
120
Max Torque(Nm)
300
Mileage
26.8 Kmpl
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