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Suzuki in the USA has unveiled its 2023 MX range but as expected, there are no changes. The only real news is that US buyers get a a race-spec Yoshimura full exhaust system and an exclusive RM Army graphics kit from Throttle Syndicate free. No UK news has been revealed… RM-Z450 The RM-Z450 epitomizes Suzuki’s Winning Balance philosophy of optimizing “RUN, TURN, and STOP” with strong brakes for controlled stopping power, a widespread engine muscle with high peak power, and a strong, light, and more nimble chassis that remains the class standard for cornering performance. Tuning the electronic fuel injection and ignition systems for maximum performance is easy thanks to Suzuki’s smartphone-based MX-Tuner or proven fuel-coupler system that is included with each 2023 RM-Z450. The Champion Yellow bodywork is enhanced with a graphics package that features distinctive striping and Suzuki logos. 2023 RM-Z450MSRP $8,999 RM-Z250 The RM-Z250 has always set the standard as the best handling 250 on the track. Fed by a dual injector EFI system, a center-port cylinder head, and an AMA-compliant exhaust, the RM-Z250’s engine delivers strong, usable power through the entire rev-range. The twin-spar aluminum frame and hydro-formed swingarm carry a KYB-supplied suspension that includes a coil spring fork and a shock with four-way damping force adjustment. Strong brakes and ergonomically shaped bodywork help keep the rider in control as the RM-Z250 carves up the racetrack. Tuning the fuel injection and ignition for maximum performance is easy thanks to Suzuki’s smartphone-based MX-Tuner and proven fuel-coupler system. Suzuki’s Winning Balance is on display with the 2023 RM-Z250 as it maintains its high standard for cornering performance. The Suzuki Champion Yellow bodywork is enhanced with distinctive striping and logo graphics. RM Army Edition Promotion • Yoshimura RS-12 Stainless Full Exhaust w/ Aluminum Muffler (ARV: $779.00). Nothing Corners Like A SuzukiMotocross is a relentless game, and the technology and training needed for bike and rider to excel are too. Suzuki poured more than 40 years of open-class racebike engineering into the latest generation RM-Z450. The RM-Z450 already has a heritage of 29 world and national championships to build on, including five AMA 450 Motocross, two AMA 450 Supercross, three Australian Supercross and three Australian Motocross Championships. With this winning history comes a well-balanced engine, chassis and electronics package, plus dramatic styling. The result? The most potent, best-balanced and competitive RM-Z450 produced yet. MX Tuner 2.0Standard with every new MY23 RM-Z purchased, the plug and play MX Tuner 2.0 allows users to alter the engine mapping via the intuitive smartphone WiGET app, available on iOS and Android devices. The WiGET app comes with several pre-installed factory-developed maps for easy tuning for different riding styles and track conditions. In just a few minutes the power delivery can be altered for softer delivery settings for hard packed surfaces or dial-in maximum power for deep, loamy conditions and amazing drive out of the corners. For the more experienced tuner, the possibilities are practically endless with the ability to create fully customised maps with specific settings for 36 points of ignition timing and 36 points of fuel injection delivery.
49mm SHOWA Spring Fork & BFRC ShockThe RM-Z450 is equipped with the latest SHOWA front and rear suspension components, delivering improved responsiveness and traction, enhanced ability to absorb impacts, better chassis stability, overall feedback to the rider, terrain feel and improved comfort. Up front, an updated 49mm Showa coil-spring fork based on works A-type design replaces the previous air fork design. Performance has been increased significantly and offers a more consistent feeling throughout a moto. Bike set-up and daily maintenance is also much easier for a wider range of riders. The Balance Free Rear Cushion (BFRC) rear shock design shares technology with Suzuki’s flagship GSX-R1000R sportsbike. The design balances pressure above and below the piston to better control the stroke and smooth out reactions to bumps and chop, even under severe braking. Suzuki Holeshot Assist Control (S-HAC)All the power in the world won’t do any good if you can’t transfer it to the ground, and Suzuki’s innovative electronics work transparently with the rider for maximum acceleration on any type of dirt or track conditions. Suzuki’s third-generation traction management system, with a significantly updated S-HAC (Suzuki Holeshot Assist Control) system and more powerful ECM (engine control module). The RM-Z450’s S-HAC system monitors throttle position and gear position in order to adjust ignition timing for maximum acceleration through the three critical stages of a motocross start: releasing the clutch, getting drive over the starting gate, and then powering down the start straight. Three settings are available:
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We use cookies to provide you the best experience on our website. By continuing to use this website, you consent to our cookies. You can read more about this in our Privacy Policy Ok, got it Will Suzuki make a new dirt bike?2023 SUZUKI MX, OFF-ROAD AND DUAL SPORT MODELS ANNOUNCED. Suzuki has announced its first wave of products for the 2023 model year. Among the first to be revealed are the motocross models, the dual-sport bikes and one off-road model.
Will Suzuki continue to make dirt bikes?In it, Kerry Graeber, Vice President and Division Manager of MC/ATV Sales and Marketing, states that Suzuki will still continue to produce motorcycle and ATV products and will continue with its racing programs in MotoAmerica, AMA Supercross/Motocross, and NHRA Pro Stock Drag Racing.
How much is a 2023 RM 85?2023 Suzuki RM85 • $4,499
The 2023 RM85 continues to carry on the powerful tradition of racing excellence in the Suzuki motocross family. The reliable two-stroke engine produces smooth power at any rpm with an emphasis on low- to mid-range performance.
Is Suzuki going to make 2 strokes again?For 2022, there are more motorcycle companies offering more two-strokes than ever. Beta, GasGas, Husqvarna, KTM, Cobra, Rieju, GPX, Kawasaki, TM, Sherco, Suzuki and Yamaha are all in the game for keeps.
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