Suzuki B-King Motorcycle - Street (2008)

The 2008 Suzuki B-King emerged as a highly anticipated naked sportbike, directly inheriting its potent 1340 cc liquid-cooled, DOHC, 16-valve, four-cylinder engine from the contemporary Hayabusa. This powerhouse delivered approximately 181 to 183.5 horsepower and around 146 Nm of torque. For its debut year, the B-King was offered in two primary configurations: a Standard Model and an ABS Model, providing riders with a choice for enhanced braking safety. The production B-King, launched in 2008, significantly evolved from its 2001 concept, notably foregoing the supercharger initially showcased. While sharing the Hayabusa's 1340cc engine, the B-King featured specific adaptations: a more restrictive underseat exhaust, a 15% smaller airbox, and the absence of a ram-air intake system, alongside an earlier rev limiter. It also incorporated the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS) with two power settings (Mode A for full power, Mode B for reduced output) and retained a gear-driven counterbalancer for smoother operation. Q: How do I ensure parts fit my 2008 Suzuki B-King?

A: Please use our year and edition selector to confirm compatibility for your specific B-King model.

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