Suzuki GSX R1000 Bronze 1/12 Diecast Motorcycle Model by Maisto

What is Maisto Suzuki GSX R1000 Bronze 1/12 Diecast Motorcycle Model by Maisto?

The Maisto Suzuki GSX R1000 Bronze 1/12 Diecast Motorcycle Model by Maisto is a precision-crafted 1:12 scale replica of the high-performance Suzuki GSX-R1000 sportbike. Designed for display and collection, this model captures the aggressive styling and engineering of the original motorcycle in a compact, durable format. Made from diecast metal with select plastic components, it features a realistic bronze finish and comes in original unopened packaging, ensuring authenticity and condition straight from the manufacturer. At just under $15, it offers an affordable entry into diecast motorcycle collecting.

Key features

• Scale — 1:12 detailed replica of the Suzuki GSX-R1000.
• Material — Diecast metal body with plastic accents for durability.
• Tires — Real rubber tires for authentic look and grip.
• Mobility — Wheels roll and steer for dynamic display options.
• Finish — Bronze metallic paint with precise trim detailing.
• Licensing — Officially licensed Suzuki product for accuracy.
• Dimensions — Approximately 7 inches long, 1.75 inches wide, 4.25 inches tall.

Who is Maisto Suzuki GSX R1000 Bronze 1/12 Diecast Motorcycle Model by Maisto for?

This model appeals to collectors of diecast motorcycles, Suzuki enthusiasts, and fans of sportbike design. It's also suitable for younger audiences interested in motorcycles, though it's not a toy for rough play. Ideal for display on shelves, desks, or in glass cases, it serves both decorative and commemorative purposes. Given its affordable price and brand authenticity, it’s a smart pick for gift-giving or starting a collection.

How does Maisto Suzuki GSX R1000 Bronze 1/12 Diecast Motorcycle Model by Maisto compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene toy motorcycles, this Maisto model offers superior realism and material quality with its diecast metal construction and rubber tires. It stands above basic plastic models in durability and visual accuracy. While it lacks opening parts or advanced articulation found in higher-end collectibles, its price point makes it a strong value for a licensed, rolling display model. It competes well with other 1:12 scale diecast bikes in the budget segment, especially those without steering or rubber tires.