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Pictures of visitors' Suzuki motorcycles
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Here are some motorcycle pictures the visitors of this site have sent to me. Send a picture of your bike here. Use JPEG format. Please tell us your name, hometown and country, purchase date and your personal comments of your Suzuki. Don't forget to tell the model name and model year of your bike.

Click on the images to view them in a larger format. There's more links to visitors' motorcycles at the bottom of this page!





'94 RF 900

'94 RF 900

'94 RF 900
'94 RF 900
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1997 Suzuki RF 900

Owner: Enrico Conte, Legnano, Italy

Comments: ”I bought my RF in March '94, it was one of the very first RF imported in Italy. I had it for eight years and rode about 80,000 km with it.

I think the RF900 is a wonderful bike. It is very easy to ride, good both for fast driving and for a relaxing trip. It is comfortable even for tall people, I'm 189 cm myself.

It's a strong bike, I didn't have any problems with it during the eight years I owned the bike.

I sold it two years ago but I know that even the present owner is satisfied with it.

I ride a Honda now, but my e-mail address will forever be ’suzukiman’!”
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'87 '88 '89 RB50 - Suzuki R
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'87 '88 '89 RB50 - Suzuki R'87 '88 '89 RB50 - Suzuki R

I thought that the Finnish-Japanese Solifer-Suzuki R (also called GSX-R50) was manufactured between 1987 and 1989 but Christer claims he has the original documents for his bike that says it's a 1993 model. OK then...

Here's more Solifer Suzuki R (RB50) info.
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1993 Solifer-Suzuki R (RB 50)

Owner: Christer Räntfors, Enskede, Sweden

Comments: ”I found this frame north of Stockholm, no engine, no brakes but with wheels, fuel tank, fork and swing. He also had the topfaring and like a kid in a candystore I took it home and started to look for a nice engine, ending up with buying a fully complete Yamaha TZR 125 -90.

I started to tear it down, while the Suzuki frame was at a company who would sand blaster and paint the frame, colour close to original, grey.

The engine fitted quite easily but the refrigirator is not good looking on such a small bike, all the hoses and electric cables the easily fitted on the Yamaha now where all over my little bike.

The biggest modification I did was building a disc brake on the rear wheel. Perhaps I am the only one ever done that with an original drum brake wheel?

The original front disc fitted nicely in rear! I have twin caliper brakes front and rear now, with a larger front disc than original.

I have also modified the fuel tank, by replacing the original fuel hole with a racing one.

I started and rode the bike for the first time in March 2004, and it was a fantastic ride until a loose screw jammed the front wheel and cut the fork leg open so that the fork oil leaked out. It's been repaired now, with a company with skills in welding aluminium.

There's still lots of work to do, but I will test it throughly this summer, then tear it down again at fall and really get the final touch in details.

I love the Suzuki R and I just have to have another one! Buying in Finland with help from my cousin who lives there.”
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'84 TS 125 X

>Here's more Suzuki TS info.
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1984 Suzuki TS 125 X

Owner: Robin Cobb,
Nottinghamshire, England

Comments: ”Bought it five years ago for £100 as a non runner (faulty CDI unit) but it came with the parts to fix it, unknown to the seller. The CDI unit he had taken off with a broken wire worked fine and the one he had bought was faulty so it was a very cheap bike for me.

It has been used off-road only since I've had it. I think the bike is very reliable and fast for what it is.”
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'86 or '87 GAG or RB 50

Here's more Suzuki GAG (RB50) info.
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1986 Suzuki GAG (RB 50)

Owner: Martin Tacchi, Cambridge, UK

Comments: ”Here's a pic of my two boys on their GAG bikes. One is a UK model, bought new although in 2001 (!) from a dealer who had kept it in a shed. The other is a restored Japanese model.

The UK model was road legal and I regularly rode it to work and at race meeting as a paddock bike (best was 12 laps of Brands Hatch GP circuit at a World Superbike meeting).

The restored bike was sold to the Rizla Suzuki Superbike team, but the other was stolen from my house. I still hope to find it one day...

The bikes were standard apart from minor details such as carbon wrap on the silencer for protection, crash mushrooms, bar end weights and slight additions to the graphics to make them more up-to-date (the swoosh on the fairings and modern GSX-R logos).”
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'88 GAG or RB 50

At first Tomi didn't want to publish any pictures of his new RB50 before it was repainted. ”It's too ugly now,” he said. ”It's not your fault. Please send a Before picture,” I ask him and he did. ”I will send more pictures of it after renovation,” he promised.
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1988 Solifer-Suzuki R (RB 50)

Owner: Tomi Riihiaho, Karjaa Finland

Comments: ”I have just bought a R from a guy in Finland, the bike is Yellow/Black (ugly!). My brother is going to repaint it, probably Pearl Red with Gold flakes. It's a relly nice color. The seat will probably be Silver coated. We'll see how it turnes out...

I believe the Solifer-Suzuki R was available in Blue-White only. I have heard that there were 1,000 units of them in Finland but I'm not sure.

I never care too much about the color of the moped when I'm buying, my brother will repaint it anyway... They are usually quite ugly when I buy
them.

I have another moped already on this site, a Solifer-Suzuki S1, on page 40.”

Here's more Suzuki GAG (RB50) info.
See even Tomi's Solifer-Suzuki S1 on pages 40 and 62. There's also newer pictures of Tomi's RB50, after the new paint job, on page 64.
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Suzuki '84 GSX 550 ES

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1984 Suzuki GSX 550 ES

Owner: Philip, Lund, Sweden

Comments : ”This is my Suzuki GSX 550 ES -84. It's in fine original shape.

I like the bike because it was cheap to purchase and because it's really wonderful to ride.

The reputation of the GSX engines being bullet-proof don't make it like less...

The exhaust sound is hair-rising!”

Here's more Suzuki GSX info.
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Suzuki '84 GSX 550 ES
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1984 Suzuki GSX 1100 E

Owner: Michel Thomas, France

Comments :
”Suzuki GSX 1100 EE
Année 1984
212000 Kilomètres
114 CV”

Here's more Suzuki GSX info.
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