Suzuki Extends
Fast Friends Rewards
Program
S
uzuki Motor USA
says it welcomes the
return of its Fast Friends
Rewards Program,
extending the successful
owner-referral initiative
through March 31, 2027.
Designed to reward loyal
Suzuki owners while help
-
ing dealerships generate
qualified showroom traf-
fic, the program encour-
ages current customers
to introduce friends and
family to the Suzuki brand
through personal recom
-
mendations.
Eligible existing Suzuki
owners receive a $100
Suzuki Bucks Rewards
Voucher and new cus
-
tomers receive a $200
Suzuki Bucks Rewards
Voucher following verifi-
cation of their qualifying
purchase and referral
submission. Suzuki
Bucks may be redeemed
toward Genuine Suzuki
Parts, Accessories, or
service at participating
authorized Suzuki deal
-
erships.
"The Fast Friends
Rewards Program con
-
tinues to be an effective
way to celebrate our
loyal customers while
helping dealers connect
with highly qualified buy
-
ers," said Kerry Graeber,
Senior Vice President,
Division Manager, Sales
and Marketing, Suzuki
Motor USA, LLC.
The program is open
to eligible owners
of 2016 or newer Suzuki
motorcycles, scooters
and ATVs and applies to
the purchase of new, un
-
registered Suzuki adult-
size motorcycles from
participating authorized
Suzuki dealerships.
Participation begins
by registering at su
-
zukicycles.com/Fast-
Friends-Rewards. Once
a qualifying purchase is
completed and verified,
Suzuki issues Suzuki
Bucks Rewards Vouchers
to both participants for
redemption at the partici
-
pating dealership selected
during registration.
The Fast Friends
Rewards Program runs
August 1, 2026, through
March 31, 2027.
For complete program
details, visit
suzukicycles.com/fast-
friends-rewards/terms-
and-conditions.
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Suzuki is extending its
Fast Friends Reward
Program that encourages
current customers to
introduce friends and
family to the Suzuki
brand through personal
recommendations.
De Wolf Re-Signs
With Husqvarna
H
usqvarna Factory Racing has re-signed Kay de
Wolf for a new multi-year contract extension
that sees the former MX2 World Champion com-
mitted to the FIM Motocross World Championship.
"I'm happy to have extended my contract with
Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing," de Wolf said.
"I've grown up with this team since signing my first
contract at 13, so it truly feels like home. It feels
like family, and I couldn't be happier to stay. I'm
excited about next season and the years ahead."
De Wolf's been with the Austrian manufacturer
for eight years and joined the team at just 13 years
old. Together they won the 2024 MX2 World Cham
-
pionship title and have since moved the Dutch
rider to the MXGP division for his rookie season in
2026.
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Kay de Wolf is
staying with
the Husqvarna
MXGP team in
a new contract
extension.
