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The Suzuki Bandit is a series of standard (sometimes called "sport-standard") street motorcycles produced by Suzuki.

The following different models of the bike have been manufactured:

   GSF250 with 250 cc (manufactured 1989-94)
   GSF400 with 400 cc (manufactured 1989-2000)
   GSF600N/GSF600S with 599 cc (manufactured 1993-2004)
   GSF650N/GSF650S with 656 cc (manufactured since 2005)
   GSF750 with 748 cc (manufactured 1996-1999)
   GSF1200/GSF1200S with 1157 cc (manufactured since 1991)
   GSF1250/GSF1250 ABS with 1255 cc (manufactured since 2007)

All engines are DOHC inline four with 16 valves. 600, 650, 750 and 1200 models employ SACS (Suzuki Advanced Cooling System) cooling that is combined air-cooled and oil-cooled; the 600 cc model's engine is taken from the GSX-F 600 and retuned for more midrange. The 1200 cc model's engine is a bored out GSXR 1100 item. The 250 and 400 cc models are water-cooled.

For model year 2007, Suzuki abandoned the GSX-R derived engine in favor of new fuel-injected, liquid-cooled engines. Both 650 and 1250 models now meet Euro3 emission standards.

The 'S' models come with a factory half-fairing, and starting from model year 2001, dual headlights. The base model 'N' is an unfaired naked bike with a single headlight. Not all market areas received both the naked and the half-faired models in any given model year.