Experience the new 2025 Suzuki DR-Z4S through the Take It to the Streets demo event series. This event is visiting select dealers across the U.S. to give riders a hands-on experience of the new dual-sport. 2025 Suzuki DR-Z4S in Champion Yellow The Take It to the Streets event will be going on over the next few months, so be sure to check in with your local dealer to find out when it’s coming to your area. You can also check the Suzuki website to find a list of locations and dates. Both the DR-Z4S and DR-Z4SM feature a new seat design to improve comfort. Participants in the event will have the opportunity to test ride the Suzuki DR-Z4S and experience its updates firsthand. Suzuki staff will be on the scene to help answer questions and walk participants through the bike’s new features and benefits. A new LCD display shows speed, odometer, gear indicator, fuel level, clock, ride mode, and traction control mode. For model year 2025, the Suzuki DR-Z4S dual-sport and DR-Z4SM supermoto receive the platform’s first significant update since its introduction in 2000. The two models gained fuel-injection and throttle-by-wire, in addition to a host of other engine revisions. Also included is a new steel frame and aluminum subframe, new fully adjustable KYB suspension, a new aluminum swingarm, Suzuki Intelligent Ride System (three ride modes, four traction control modes, and Suzuki Easy Start System), Bosch ABS, and new lighting and instrumentation. Ergonomics and styling are also updated. Read more about the new 2025 Suzuki DR-Z4S and DR-Z4SM here. 2025 Suzuki DR-Z4S in Solid Iron Gray The Suzuki events calendar currently lists seven locations to host Take It to the Streets events in April, including locations in Pennsylvania, Oregon, West Virginia, Colorado, Kentucky, Massachusetts, and Texas. Check back on the Suzuki Events page as it’s updated with additional locations, dates/times, and requirements. See all of Rider’s Suzuki news and reviews here The post Take It to the Streets Event: Ride the 2025 Suzuki DR-Z4S Dual-Sport appeared first on Rider Magazine.