2026 Suzuki GSX-8S
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What this model sells for
Median asking price by year, the cheapest state and the spread across dealers for every Suzuki GSX-8S in the index: Suzuki GSX-8S price guide
Who is selling it
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2026 Suzuki GSX-8TDrawing inspiration from the beloved Suzuki T500 “Titan” the new GSX-8T blends nostalgic character with a high-quality, timeless design and the performance to match — an identity that stands the test of time. The goal was not to simply recreate the past, but to reinterpret it with modern design sensibility — combining aesthetic appeal with contemporary styling and the latest technologies. The result is pure exhilaration designed to appeal to a variety of riders from veterans harkening back to their rides of yesteryear to younger riders who crave classic ambiance but expect up-to-date features and functionality.The GSX-8T utilizes Suzuki’s latest-generation 776cc parallel twin engine, known for its strong torque delivery and proven performance in the GSX-8S and GSX-8R. Paired with electronic rider aids such as Bi-directional Quick Shift system and traction control, it offers modern technology in a rider-focused package that truly embodies the concept of “Retro Spirit, Next Generation Performance.”Features may include:EngineSuzuki’s renowned 776cc parallel-twin DOHC engine delivers a superb balance of smooth controllable torque-rich power from low RPM and freely revs up to its peak power output. The 270-degree crankshaft configuration provides a similar, but more powerful experience as provided by the 90-degree V-twin engine. Suzuki Cross Balancer technology, patented by Suzuki, helps create a compact, lightweight design that delivers smooth operation.The GSX-8T has a distinctive short muffler design with a brushed heat shield so it looks as good as it sounds. Most of the exhaust system is located under the chassis in an optimal, centralized location that also benefitsTransmissionhe six-speed transmission features gear ratios that deliver exciting acceleration, whether shifting normally or when using the standard-equipment Bi-directional Quick Shift system to shift without clutch operation.The GSX-8T’s precise shift linkage helps the rider easily and quickly select the ideal gear for the riding conditions. A sensor on the shift rod sends shifter movement data to the ECM, so the Bi-directional Quick Shift system precisely responds to the rider’s actions.ChassisThe GSX-8T debuts handlebar end mirrors that combine a classic look with refined functionality. Positioned at the bar ends, they reduce interference with the rider’s body while contributing to a more open forward field of view and an improved rearward view.With an exclusive tuck-and-roll appearance, the GSX-8T’s seat features classic contours and a refined surface texture for a premium look and feel. A careful sculpture of the center and side foam yields a seat which provides superb overall support and a sure knee grip while delivering long-distance comfort.Suzuki Intelligent Ride System (S.I.R.S.)S-DMS provides the rider with a choice of three different engine power output modes. Working in concert with the Traction Control System*, S-DMS permits peak power in each mode while changing the nature of the power delivery. These three modes (A, B, and C) provide the rider a quick and effortless way to alter the GSX-8T’s power delivery characteristics.The four-mode STCS on the GSX-8T lets the rider control the throttle with more confidence by limiting rear wheel spin in a variety of riding conditions. The rider can select one of four modes (1, 2, 3, and OFF). The three active modes differ in terms of rear wheel spin sensitivity.