Suzuki GSX-R1000/R VR Experience

In true MotoGP style, you’ll ride with legendaly champion Kevin Schwantz on the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit taken from exclusive content of the GSX-R1000/R at the World Wide Press Launch using advanced VR camera technology.

Get to know the handling power of GSX-R1000/R and try the Suzuki GSX-R1000/R VR Experience.

© 2018 Suzuki Motor Corporation, All rights reserved.

Suzuki Official Website

http://www.globalsuzuki.com/

Kevin Schwantz Version A

Kevin Schwantz Version B

Kevin Schwantz Version C

Suzuki Test Rider Version

Suzuki Motor Corporation does NOT take any responsibility and/or liability for any damage or loss caused through this application.

■ User Restrictions

• Children under 13 years old.

• Pregnant women, the elderly, people with a weak heart, people with a serious disease, and　people with a pacemaker or other implanted medical device.

• People that require assistance standing or sitting and people that cannot maintain a stable posture.

• People prone to motion sickness.

• People that have consumed alcohol (including those with a hangover or otherwise have a high blood alcohol concentration).

• People that feel ill.

• People that have experienced a seizure, loss of consciousness, convulsions, or other similar symptoms due to vehicle movement.

• People that have experienced eye pain, abnormal vision, migraine headaches, convulsions, impaired consciousness (such as fainting), or other symptoms in response to stimulation by a flashing screen or other light (photosensitive seizures).

• Other people that personnel judge should not use VR technology.

■ Precautions

1. Wearing the VR goggles blocks your peripheral vision. Therefore, to prevent injury, be careful of the following.

• Only use VR goggles while in the seated position.

• Do not use VR goggles if your eyes are tired or you have had insufficient sleep.

• Take a sufficient break if any unpleasant symptoms occur after using VR goggles.

• Using the device could cause itching, eczema, skin swelling, or other symptoms in users that have allergic reactions to paint, metals, disinfecting alcohols, and so on. If such symptoms occur, immediately stop using the device and consult a physician.

• Wait for fully recovery before operating a vehicle or other equipment, or before performing eye or body movements or other actions that require a normal sense of equilibrium.

2. If any of the following symptoms occur during the VR experience, immediately stop using the goggles. If symptoms do not resolve even after goggle use was stopped, consult a physician.

• Symptoms of a seizure caused by light stimulation (photosensitive seizure).

• Headache, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, visual blurriness, or symptoms similar to motion sickness.

• Discomfort or pain in any part of the body, such as the head, eyes, ears, hands, arms, or legs.