SUZUKI keeping the kickstarter lever is awesome!

SUZUKI keeping the kickstarter lever is awesome! I've asked several motorcycle shops why modern fuel-injected bikes don't have kickstarters anymore, and they all said that using a kickstarter doesn't provide enough current to power the computer. So, why can SUZUKI keep the kickstarter lever on their fuel-injected bikes? A kickstarter is essential for a motorcycle. You only realize how useful it is when you need it, just like an emergency flashlight. When the battery dies! When you can kick-start it and the bike starts, it feels like a lifesaver! Your future is bright! If the battery's dead and you can't kick it, you feel abandoned by the world! 🥹 SUZUKI is the most sane motorcycle manufacturer. As the post rightly points out, even among manual transmission bikes, they offer the best performance in their class and don't inflate prices unreasonably. They are a brand with a sound mindset. To increase profits, domestic brands have removed the kickstarter lever. I've seen people at stores whose bikes wouldn't start. Two people, not buying much, but if they could kick-start their bike, they could ride it to the shop instead of pushing it. When going to places like Dream Mall or Kaohsiung Arena, motorcycles are best because parking is often difficult with cars. Motorcycles are much more convenient, but a motorcycle with a kickstarter is super convenient. You don't have to worry about the bike not starting when you're ready to leave. Especially when going out at night, the shops were open when you went, but many are closed when you're ready to leave. You'd have to call a taxi or use UE and then have the shop tow it the next day.