Suzuki TM125 1973-1975

I have put some Suzuki TM-125 brochures and facts on this page.
Please send me more stuff to put here. I want brochures from all over the world!

TM125K (1973) The TM125K made its appearance in 1973 and was called the ‘CHALLENGER’. The engine for this lightweight and schoolboy scrambler’s favourite was based on the Suzuki TS125 trail bike, with many modifications. It produced 20 bhp at 10,000 rpm on open pipes or 18 bhp if the silencer was fitted. The colour is quoted in the parts book as Aspen Yellow (Suzuki colour code 163). The fuel tank had Suzuki stickers and a blue/white stripe went round the back of the tank where the letters TM appeared.

1973 Suzuki year code: K


1973 TM-125K sales brochure. Click to enlarge.




1973 magazine ad: TM-125, TM-250, TM-400. Two pages. Click to enlarge.

1973 USA full line catalog pages: TM-125, TM-250, TM-400 (three pages). Click to enlarge. This scan was sent to me by Gilles Nault, Canada. Here's more scans from the same catalog.

TM125L (1974) Much the same as the ’73 models the L had these few differences. The fuel tank now had dark green/white stipes that did a U round the rear of the tank.

1974 Suzuki year code: L


1974 TM-125L sales brochure. Click to enlarge.




Another 1974 TM-125 L sales brochure.




1974 magazine ad: TM motocross lineup, two pages. Click to enlarge.

TM125M (1975) Just a few changes over the previous models for the M model. New swinging arm and suspension units were fitted. The fuel tank was all yellow with the Suzuki logo written over a rising sun type design.

1975 Suzuki year code: M


1975 TM-125 M sales brochure.




1975 magazine ad: TM-100, TM-125, TM-250, TM-400. Two pages. Click to enlarge.




Pictures from 1975 TM-125 owner's manual. Click to enlarge.







More: Suzuki TM series

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Source: http://www.crooks-suzuki.com/tm.html

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