Today I found this on another forum that I frequent (since I too have a Suzuki B-King).

This B-King forum member has to sell his bike for health reasons and lives in the UK. The bike has done 14k. These are brilliant bikes, handle amazingly well for such a big bike, lots of BHP and torque (the same engine as the Hayabusa) and looks that only a mother or nutcase can love.

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Anyone intrested in my bike or has a friend who's looking for one let me know. I'm going to put it up for £6500 but will take £6000 if has full decat no exup valve with twin yoshimura that retail for £2000. Plus has rad grilles short levers Nikkon G Pack tail tidy suzuki screen newish tyres just been professionally cleaned! Thanks peter

Borehamwood Hertfordshire.
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Lovely bike. I used to have a Hayabusa and can vouch for the engine.

Sadly I already have a surfeit of motorcycles.

Time to sell one of the others mate, these bikes are brilliant, second to none.

Had to do a quick dash on mine today and it is like a 5.0 SC on steroids.

I like the sitting up straight part best (even have handlebar raisers) compared to the sportsbikes (my ZX-14 is not too bad but still not half as comfy as the King) and then having soo much power on tap.

Imagine 180 to 190 BHP (depending on which market is built for) weighing around 230/240 kg . MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
Have the Faultmate MSV2 Extreme to be tinkering with the settings etc. !!

Yes, I like that riding position also. My SP2 is so extreme that you only enjoy it for 30 mins, then you've had enough.

Thing is, my Rocket III fulfills that role. It doesn't have the bhp, and it weighs +350kg, but it has so much torque (2.3 litres) it's hilarious. I know it's a stupid bike, but all bikes are a bit stupid.

Can't fault your choice of a B-king though - fanctasic bike.