Classic Motorcycle Mechanics

Out of the bag...

Let’s be honest here, it was always going to be a difficult gig for Suzuki to bring the legendary Katana bang up-to-date.

We at CMM did a fair few miles on one and loved most bits of it and questioned some of it – but with an updated 2023 model, what’s changed and what’s not?

Firstly, let’s set our stall out straightaway. We will be moving the Kat around to various people at CMM and beyond who this bike is aimed at – so that’s the many

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