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Suzuki GSF 650 Bandit Wheel

New, used, or aftermarket – from sellers across Europe.

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Wheel60,00 € – 152,90 €
4+ offers3 Used

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Last updated: 19.09.2026, 17:21

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Prices from recent listings

Median: 85.95 €
Min: 60.00 € Max: 152.90 €
Source Condition Price (approx.) Last seen
eBay Used 60.00 € 2026-09-19
eBay Used 152.90 € 2026-09-19
Motorparts-online Unknown 75.00 € 2026-06-30 (older price)
eBay Used 96.90 € 2026-06-30 (older price)

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Price comparison: Wheel

Current median for the Suzuki GSF 650 Bandit: 85.95 €.

Median across all motorcycle models: around 140 €. This model is 35% below that and cheaper than 65% of the models compared.

Median across Suzuki motorcycle models: around 120 €. This model is 30% below that and cheaper than 75% of the models compared.

Compares the medians of the most recent offers found for each model.

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Price history
100.00 € 2026-06-30 2026-09-19 100.00 € 2026-06-30 2026-09-19

About this part

Wheels on your GSF 650 Bandit bear the vehicle's full weight and endure constant road impacts. Kerb damage, cracks, corrosion or a bent rim affect safety and tyre performance, making replacement necessary.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find wheels that fit the Suzuki GSF 650 Bandit?

Match the bolt pattern, centre bore, offset (ET) and diameter to your GSF 650 Bandit's specifications. These values ensure proper fitment without rubbing or clearance issues.

What is the difference between steel and alloy wheels?

Steel wheels are heavier but affordable and durable. Alloy wheels are lighter and improve handling and appearance but cost more and are more susceptible to kerb damage.

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