Category: Suzuki

1983 Suzuki XN85 Posted on August 7, 2012 by Brian When I first saw this bike, I thought of the two “motorcycle” that Starbuck and Apollo rode when they finally…

Motorcycle Suzuki Saddlebags Tips for Suzuki Bags Viking Bags has manufactured a line Suzuki saddlebags that are strong and easy to maintain, and we’re proud to feature these saddlebags for…

Suzuki 1400 Intruder Review As it turned out, this wasn’t a bit too a lot of of a chore, the 1400 being able to outrun all although the most determined…

Bougie Moto NGK CR8EIX Iridium Quand l’étincelle jaillit, NGK est toujours là ; comme fabricant d’équipements d’origine pour les plus grands constructeurs d’automobiles, pour les voitures des vainqueurs de Formule…

MC Dispatch 1983 Suzuki Tempter GR650-X 1/12/2011 10:34:00 AM by Dave Reiss Tags: Have something you’d like to share with your fellow Motorcycle Classics readers? Maybe it’s a touring story,…

Engine Specifications This motorcycle has a 652 cc, single cylinder, four-stroke cycle engine. The cylinder bore of this engine has a diameter of 3.701 inches and its stroke piston moves…

Additions and Modifications After visiting this year’s Pacific International Auto Show at GM Place in Vancouver and trying out as many vehicles as possible, I began to appreciate what I…

BMW R 1200 GS Project Bike Greg Drevenstedt October 4, 2013 When Paul Beck test rode a new BMW R 1200 GS back in 2007, he knew he had to…

1982 Suzuki GS 650GL won’t start. I’ve purchased a 1982 Suzuki GS 650GL won’t start. I’ve purchased a new battery but that apparently was not the problem. All I get…

Suzuki TU 250 Two years ago our much heralded state program director Paul Graves got approval to replace a portion of our aging motorcycle feet (Some having provided more than…

Sport Touring on a Suzuki Bandit 600S (year of manufacture: 2002) 2002 Suzuki Bandit 600S Before I share my thoughts on the bike, I invite you to take a look…

Is two-wheel drive still crazy, after all these years? AWD evangelist Steve Christini A year ago, at the Indy trade show, Steve Christini told me that he was shifting emphasis…