List of Suzuki motorcycles

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List of Suzuki motorcycles .

NameEngine (cc)TypeImage
Boulevard series Cruiser
Boulevard C50 (VL800 Volusia) 805Cruiser
Boulevard C90 (Intruder VL1500) 1460Cruiser
Boulevard C109R (Intruder C1800R) 1783Cruiser
Boulevard M50 (Intruder M800) 805Cruiser
Boulevard M90R (Intruder M1500R)1462Cruiser
Boulevard M109R (Intruder M1800R) 1783Cruiser
Boulevard S40 (LS650 Savage) 652Cruiser
Boulevard S50 (Intruder) 805Cruiser
Boulevard S83 (Intruder VS1400) 1360Cruiser
Intruder series Cruiser
VS400400Cruiser
VS600600Cruiser
VS700700Cruiser
VS750750Cruiser
VS800805Cruiser
VS14001400Cruiser
Madura series (85,86 only)700, 1200Cruiser
Marauder VZ800 (VZ800 Marauder) 805Cruiser
Suzuki DL/V-Strom seriesDual-sport
DL/V-Strom 250 248Dual-sport
2020 Suzuki DL250 Suzuki DL250 V-Strom.jpg
2020 Suzuki DL250
DL/V-Strom 650 645Dual-sport
2005 Suzuki DL650 2005 Suzuki DL650.jpg
2005 Suzuki DL650
V-Strom 800DE/RE 776Dual-sport
DL/V-Strom 1000 1037Dual-sport
2003 Suzuki DL1000 and 2006 Suzuki DL1000 2x DL1000.jpg
2003 Suzuki DL1000 and 2006 Suzuki DL1000
DL/V-Strom 1050 1037Dual-sport
2020 Suzuki DL1050 XT Suzuki DL1050 V-Strom XT.jpg
2020 Suzuki DL1050 XT
Suzuki RV/VanVan seriesDual-sport/off-road
RV 50 VanVan50Dual-sport/off-road
RV 7575Dual-sport/off-road
RV 90 Rover90Dual-sport/off-road
RV 125 VanVan 125Dual-sport/off-road
RV 200 VanVan200Dual-sport/off-road
SMX5050Dual-sport/off-road
SP seriesDual-sport/off-road
SP100100Dual-sport/off-road
SP125125Dual-sport/off-road
SP200200Dual-sport/off-road
SP250250Dual-sport/off-road
SP370370Dual-sport/off-road
SP400400Dual-sport/off-road
SP500500Dual-sport/off-road
SP600600Dual-sport/off-road
TS series - Two Stroke Dual PurposeDual-sport/off-road
TS50 Gaucho 50Dual-sport/off-road
TS75 Colt75Dual-sport/off-road
TS80 Colt80Dual-sport/off-road
TS90 Honcho90Dual-sport/off-road
TS100 Honcho100Dual-sport/off-road
TS125 Duster125Dual-sport/off-road
TS185 Sierra185Dual-sport/off-road
TS200200Dual-sport/off-road
TS250 Savage250Dual-sport/off-road
TS400 Apache400Dual-sport/off-road
PE series - [Pure Enduro] - Two stroke Enduro
1980 SUZUKI PE 400 T le canari SUZUKI PE 400 T le canari.JPG
1980 SUZUKI PE 400 T le canari
PE175175Enduro
PE250250Enduro
PE400400Enduro
Suzuki Burgman/Skywave series Maxi-scooter
Burgman 125125Maxi-scooter
Burgman Street 125125Maxi-scooter
Burgman/Skywave 200200Maxi-scooter
Burgman/Skywave 400400Maxi-scooter
Burgman/Skywave 650650Maxi-scooter
Skywave 125125Scooter
JR50 50Minibike
JR50C JR50 1978 1.JPG
JR50C
MT50 Trailhopper50Minibike
PV50 50Minibike
RB50 GAG50Minibike
GSV-R MotoGP
GSX-RR 1000MotoGP
RH72Motocross
TM series Motocross
TM7575Motocross
TM100100Motocross
TM125125Motocross
TM250 (also known as RH67)250Motocross
TM400400Motocross
DR series - Four stroke Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR125 125Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR200SE 200Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR350 350Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR600 600Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR650 650Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR800 [DR BIG]800Off-road
DR-Z series - Four stroke Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR-Z7070Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR-Z110110Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR-Z125 125Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR-Z250250Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
DR-Z400 400Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport
RM/RMX series - Two stroke Motocross/off-road
RM5050Motocross/off-road
RM6060Motocross/off-road
RM6565Motocross/off-road
RM8080Motocross/off-road
RM80X80Motocross/off-road
RM85 85Motocross/off-road
RM100100Motocross/off-road
RM125125Motocross/off-road
RM250250Motocross/off-road
RMX250250Motocross/off-road
RM370370Motocross/off-road
RM400400Motocross/off-road
1979 Suzuki RM400 Suzuki RM 400 1979 a.jpg
1979 Suzuki RM400
RMX450Z450Motocross/off-road
RM465465Motocross/off-road
RM500500Motocross/off-road
RM-Z Series - Four stroke Motocross/off-road
RM-Z250250Motocross/off-road
RM-Z450450Motocross/off-road
DS5050Off-road
DS8080Off-road
DS100100Off-road
DS125125Off-road
DS185185Off-road
RS175175Off-road
RS250250Off-road
TC series - Two Stroke Dual Purpose w/dual range transmissionOff-road
TC90 Blazer 90Off-road
TC100100Off-road
TC125 Prospector125Off-road
TC185 Ranger185Off-road
TC200 Stingray200Off-road
TC250 Hustler 250Off-road
TC305 Laredo 305Off-road
Access 125 125Scooter/Moped
Suzuki access 125.jpg
Address seriesScooter/Moped
Address 5049Scooter/Moped
Address R5049Scooter/Moped
Address V5049Scooter/Moped
Address V100100Scooter/Moped
Address 110110Scooter/Moped
Szuki Address 110 (2015).jpg
Address V125 Police Scooter125Scooter/Moped
Japanese SUZUKI Address V125 police scooter.jpg
AE50 style49Scooter/Moped
AY50 Katana 50Scooter/Moped
CS 49
75
125		Scooter/Moped
Suzuki CS50 DD (1983).jpg
CP50/8049/79Scooter/Moped
Sepia ZZ49Scooter/Moped
SJ5049Scooter/Moped
Suzuki SJ50QT made for Suzuki by the Chinese Jincheng Group Suzuki SJ50 QT.jpg
Suzuki SJ50QT made for Suzuki by the Chinese Jincheng Group
RC5049Scooter/Moped
Choinori 49Scooter/Moped
Choinori SS49Scooter/Moped
FA50 (Suzuki Shuttle) 49Scooter/Moped
FM50 (Suzuki Landie) 50Scooter/Moped
Suzuki Landy 50 01.jpg
FS50 snip50Scooter/Moped
FZ50 50Scooter/Moped
FY50 youdy50Scooter/Moped
M30 Mokick (Suzy 50)50Scooter/Moped
M31 (Suzy 55)55Scooter/Moped
Suzuki Let's 112.8Scooter/Moped
SJK Mini Free MF1 (1954)Scooter/Moped
Suzuki SuzumopedScooter/Moped
FX110Scooter/Moped
Sixteens Scooter/Moped
Gemma 250Scooter/Moped
FXR150 150Sport
GSX-R series Sport
GSX-R5050Sport
GSX-R125125Sport
GSX-R150150Sport
GSX-R250250Sport
GSX-R400 400Sport
GSX-R600 600Sport
GSX-R750 750Sport
GSX-R1000 1000Sport
GSX-R1100 1100Sport
GSX-1300R Hayabusa 1300Sport
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Satria RSport
Suzuki SFV650 Gladius 650Sport
Suzuki SFV 650 Gladius.jpg
SV650 645Sport
SV1000(S) 1000Sport
TL1000R 1000Sport
TL1000S 1000Sport
XN85 675Sport
Suzuki XN85.JPG
A seriesStreet
A5049Street
A7069Street
A8072Street
A10098Street
AX100 100Street
TS125R 125Street
GF 250 250Street
GN series Street
GN125125Street
GN250 250Street
GN400400Street
GR650 (Tempter) 650Street
GS series Street
GS125125Street
GS150150Street
GS150R 150Street
GS250250Street
GS300300Street
GS400 400Street
GS425425Street
GS450 450Street
GS500 500Street
GS550L550Street
GS650650Street
GS700700Street
GS750750Street
GS850850Street
GS10001000Street
GS1100 1100Street
Bandit series Street
GSF12001200Street
GSR400 400Street
GSR600 600Street
GSR750 750Street
GSR1000/Virus 10001000Street
GSX series Street
GSX 150/GSX 150F SF 150Street
GSX 250250Street
GSX 250F (also known as Across)250Street
GSX 250S Katana250Street
GSX 400400Street
GSX 400S400Street
GSX 400S Katana400Street
GSX 550EF550Street
Suzuki GSX550 EF.jpg
GSX 600F600Street
GSXF600.jpg
GSX 650F 650Street
GSX 700700Street
GSX 750750Street
GSX 750F750Street
GSX 750S Katana750Street
GSX-8S776Street
GSX 10001000Street
GSX 1000S Katana1000Street
GSX-F / Katana series Street
GSX-S125124Street
GSX-S150147Street
GSX-S1000 1000Street
GSX-S1000F 1000Street
GSX 1100F1100Street
GSX 1100S Katana1100Street
GSX 1100 E/EF1100Street
GSX 1200 Inazuma1200Street
New Suzuki-GSX-1200.jpg
GSX 1400 1400Street
GT series Street
GT5050Street
GT100100Street
GT125125Street
GT185 Adventurer185Street
GT200 Invader/X5200Street
GT250 Hustler/X7 250Street
GT380 Sebring380Street
GT500 Titan 500Street
GT550 550Street
GT750 750Street
Suzuki GT750 red side.jpg
GX seriesStreet
GX125125Street
GZ125 Marauder125Cruiser
GZ150150Cruiser
GZ250 Marauder250Cruiser
Suzuki GZ Marauder 250.jpg
OR5050Street
RE5 500Street
RC 8080Motorcycle Automatic
RC 100 JetCooled100Motorcycle Automatic
RC 110 Crystal110Motorcycle Automatic
RC 100 GS Tornado100Motorcycle Automatic
RC 110 GX Tornado110Motorcycle Automatic
RG/RGV series2-stroke sport/underbone
RG50 50Sport
RG110110Underbone
RG120120Underbone
RG125 125Sport
RG150/RGR150 150Sport
RG200 Gamma 200Sport
RG250 Gamma 250Sport
Suzuki RG250 Gamma.jpg
RG400400Sport
RG500 500Sport
RG 500 Gamma.JPG
RGV250 250Sport
RGV500 500Sport
SB200 200Street
SW-1 250Street
T series Street
T90 Wolf 90Street
T125 Stinger 125Street
T200 Invader (also known as X5)200Street
T10 250Street
T20 "Hustler" (also known as X6)250Street
T250 Hustler 250Street
Suzuki T250 03.jpg
T305 Raider 305Street
T350 Rebel 350Street
T500 Titan 500Street
Suzuki T500 02.jpg
TU250/ST250 250Street
VX 800 805Street
X7Street
EN 125cc 2a 125Street
B-King 1340 Streetfighter
GV1400 Cavalcade 1360Touring
FR50 50Underbone
FR7070Underbone
FR80 80Underbone
Stinger 120 120Underbone
FX125 125Underbone
Raider 150 150Underbone
Satria 120
150		Underbone
Shogun 110110Underbone
Shogun 125125Underbone
Smash 110Underbone
Crosscage - Fuel CellConcept/Prototype
Stratosphere Concept/Prototype
Skywave Type-S Concept/Prototype
Address V50G Concept/Prototype
Biplane Concept/Prototype
Nuda Concept/Prototype
G-Strider Concept/Prototype
Recursion Concept/Prototype

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References

  1. ↑ "Nanjing Jincheng Suzuki Motorcycle Co., Ltd". www.jincheng.com. Archived from the original on 4 May 2007. Retrieved 12 January 2022.
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