Suzuki Motorcycle India’s Suzuki Matsuri echoes with success in Bangalore
Concludes the second leg of iconic motorcycling fest with engagement from over 3,300 passionate participants.

BANGALORE
Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. (SMIPL), the two-wheeler subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation, successfully concludes the second edition of Suzuki Matsuri in Bangalore, marking an unforgettable celebration of motorcycling culture and community spirit. Held at the JK Grand Arena, the event witnessed participation from more than 3,300 enthusiasts showcasing their passion for motorcycling. Expressing gratitude to the participants, Mr. Devashish Handa, EVP Sales, Marketing & After Sales, Suzuki Motorcycle India said, “We are delighted by the tremendous response to Suzuki Matsuri in Bangalore. Having over 3,300 enthusiasts actively participate is truly gratifying. Suzuki Matsuri isn't just an event; it's a celebration of the dynamic motorcycle community. We appreciate the support and enthusiasm that participants brought to make this edition an outstanding success.” Event Highlights: Iconic Rides: Taking the centerstage were Hayabusa parade and Gixxer parade, drawing admiration from the crowd. These parades not only showcased the prowess of motorcycles but also united riders in a shared appreciation for the legendary Hayabusa and the dynamic Gixxer. Engaging Experiences: Attendees immersed themselves in a variety of thrilling experiences, from navigating specially engineered Gymkhana Tracks that tested their skills to indulging in the ultimate speed rush on the Zip Track. The Urban Enduro Adventure showcased the dynamic versatility
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