Suzuki RM250 brochures

I have put some Suzuki RM 250 sales brochure scans on this page. I would be grateful of any contributions — sales brochures, magazine ads, magazine articles, pictures, specs, facts, corrections etc. Please scan the material in JPEG format (large enough that all the details are visible) and send them to me. Please tell me the source and the publication date if possible. If you send me pictures of your own bike, please follow these instructions.

1976 Suzuki year code: A

1976 Suzuki RM125A RM125S, RM250A and RM370A sales brochure from Finland. Click to enlarge.These scans were sent to me by Markku Nissilä from Finland. He scanned the whole Finnish '76 Suzuki lineup brochure for me to publish on my site. You can see the entire lineup brochure here.

1976 RM250A sales brochure from Australia (2 pages). Click to enlarge. The scans were sent to me by Brian Bennett. Printed in Japan, August 1975.

1977 Suzuki year code: B

1977 Suzuki RM250B sales brochure from Australia (2 pages). Click to enlarge. The scans were sent to me by Michael Mazza, Australia. Printed in Japan, June 1977.

1978 Suzuki year code: C

1978 Suzuki RM 250 and RM 400 sales brochure from USA (2 tri-fold pages). Click to enlarge. ”RM-250: So close to a works machine it isn't funny (especially to the competition). Features include Power Reed engine, laid down, forward mounted gas-oil shocks with remote reservoir, box section rear swing arm, lightweight conical front wheel hub, and longer travel, leading axle air forks.” Printed in U.S.A.

1978½ Suzuki RM 250 brochure from USA (2 pages). Click to enlarge. ”Just when you thought the 1978 RM-250 was as tough as they come, here comes one even tougher: The RM-250 for 1978½, with hot new performance and handling features that will give you the jump (and the turns, berms, and straightaways) on your opposition.” Printed in U.S.A.

1979 Suzuki year code: N

1979 Suzuki RM and PE model catalogue from USA (8 pages). Click to enlarge. I believe this brochure was scanned and uploaded to Internet by a fellow named Tony Blazier. It contains pictures and info of 1979 Suzuki RM50, RM80, RM100, RM125, RM250, RM400, PE175 and PE250 models.

1979 Suzuki RM model catalogue from Canada (8 narrow pages when folded). Click to enlarge. This one contains pictures and info of 1979 Suzuki RM50, RM80, RM100, RM125, RM250 and RM400 models. This wrinkly but informative pamphlet was photographed and sent to me by Chris Bede.

1980 Suzuki year code: T

1980 Suzuki RM 250 and RM400 brochure from USA (2 pages). Click to enlarge. ”Suzuki continues to prove its claim to the world's best MX machines with the 1980 RM-250 and RM-400.” Printed in U.S.A.

1981 Suzuki year code: X

1981 Suzuki RM 125/250/465 catalogue from USA (6 pages). Click to enlarge. ”The RM-125, 250 and 465 are competition motorcycles, and are sold 'as is' basis and have ni express or implied warranty.” Printed in U.S.A.

1982 Suzuki year code: Z

1982 Suzuki RM250Z sales brochure from Australia (2 pages). Click to enlarge. The scans were sent to me by Dave Harding , Australia. The pages are taken from the Australian 1982 RM range catalogue.

1983 Suzuki year code: D

1983 Suzuki RM 250 brochure from Norway (4 pages). Click to enlarge. ”The New RM250, Equipped with the Full-Floater Suspension System and a Powerful Water-Cooled Engine, Now Emerges with an Augmented Overwhelming Racing Power”. I found the brochure scans on the Internet, on Dave's Bike Brochures website. I just cleaned them up a bit. Printed in Japan, October 1982

1983 Suzuki RM series catalogue from Japan (8 pages). Click to enlarge. ”The Winner”, ”1982 Motorcross World Champion”, ”Suzuki Keeps No.1”, ”World Motocross GP 125cc Class Manufacturer & Rider's Champion V8”, ”World Motocross GP 500cc Class Manufacturer & Rider's Champion”. This lavish 8-page brochure presenting the '83 RM50, RM80, RM125 and RM250 is written entirely in Japanese – except for the phrases quoted above. Printed in Japan

1983 Suzuki RM250 and RM250 sales brochure from Canada (single page). Click to enlarge. This scan of a larger brochure was sent to me by Andrew Ringdahl, Canada. He comments the new features for the 1983-year's models: “The '83 RM250 differed from the '82 465 mainly from the increase in engine bore size. Other than minor cosmetic changes, the bikes were very similar. With the '83 RM250, fork diameter was increased to 43mm. Engine changes included a different cylinder head (revised squish band), and increased crankshaft inertia. Unfortunately, these changes were a step backwards as the '82 had a more potent powerband. Minor cosmetic changes were the only visable differences.”

1983 Suzuki RM250D sales brochure from Australia (2 pages). Click to enlarge. ”A proven winner at World Motocross Championships, the Suzuki RM250 has the outstanding power performance and reliability to give you that winning edge as well.” Printed in Australia.

1985 Suzuki year code: F

1985 Suzuki RM series brochure scan from Japan (8 pages). Click to enlarge. The 8-page catalogue shows the RM80, RM125 and RM250 models. I found these scans on the Internet.

1985 Suzuki RM250F sales brochure from UK (2 pages). Click to enlarge. ”Suzuki Racemaster 85”. Heron Suzuki

1985 RM250 sales brochure from Australia (two pages). Click to enlarge. These brochure scans were sent to me by Steve Woods, Australia. Printed in Japan in September 1984.

1985 Suzuki full line brochure scan from Canada (2 pages). Click to enlarge. The '85 Canadian full line catalogue was scanned and sent to me by ”Geoff VH”. Here's the rest of the catalogue.

1986 Suzuki year code: G

1986 Suzuki RM80, RM125 and RM250 catalogue from USA (6 pages). Click to enlarge. Printed in USA.

1991 Suzuki year code: M

1991 Suzuki RM80X, RM125 and RM250 brochure page from the Netherlands. Click to enlarge. This brochure scan was sent to me by Erik Hobo from the Netherlands.

1991 Suzuki RM 250 and RM 125 brochure (generic, 4 pages). Click to enlarge. ”The right racebike with the right stuff”. Printed in Japan, June 1990

1993 Suzuki year code: P

1993 Suzuki RM80, RM125 and RM250 brochure from Japan (4 pages). Click to enlarge. I don't speak Japanese. If you do, please tell us something of the brochure, what it says about the models. Printed in Japan.

1996 Suzuki year code: T

1996 Suzuki RM250 brochure (generic, 2 pages). Click to enlarge. An Internet find. I don't know what countries this leaflet has been made for.

1997 Suzuki year code: V

1997 Suzuki RM80, RM 125 and RM 250 brochure from UK (6 pages). Click to enlarge. A nice scan of the RM80V, RM125V and RM125W catalogue from Great Britain that I found on the Internet. No mention of the printing date or country.

1998 Suzuki year code: W

1998 Suzuki RM 125 and RM 250 brochure from UK (4 pages). Click to enlarge. A nice scan of the RM125W and RM125W catalogue from Great Britain that I found on the Internet. No mention of the printing date or country.

2000 Suzuki year code: Y

2000 Suzuki RM 125 and RM 250 brochure (International, 6 pages). Click to enlarge. ”Racing Into the Next Century. The 2000 RM125 and RM250”. Date of issue: June 1999 Printed in Japan

2003 Suzuki year code: K3

2003 Suzuki RM series brochure from UK (12 pages). Click to enlarge. The folder presents the RM65, RM85, RM85L, RM125 and RM250 models. I believe the brochure pages were originally scanned by Tony Blazier. Date of preparation: August 2002

2004 Suzuki year code: K4

2004 Suzuki RM 250 brochure (generic, 2 pages). Click to enlarge. An Internet find. I don't know what countries this leaflet has been made for, although the MSRP (manufacturer's suggested retail price) tells us that it probably was made for the US market.

2009 Suzuki year code: K9

2009 Suzuki RM and RM-Z models brochure, Global Suzuki (6 pages). Click to enlarge. The folder presents the RM85, RM85L, RM125, RM250, RM-Z250 and RM-Z450 models. The catalogue was converted from a pdf file to jpeg images. ”Printed in Japan, May 2008”

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