Suzuki RM tech info




Suzuki RM description
1975 Suzuki RM125M The Bike That Started It All The Rarest Suzuki RM Completely Restored Show Condition Overview: If you are a collector you have to have one of these or your collection. If you don’t, your collection is missing the most important piece of motocross history. The RM125M is the first year the RM was made and the only RM to have a down pipe. More importantly it is the bike that made motocross affordable to the masses. It gave the average “Joe” with $1,000.00 (1975 $’s) the ability to buy a bike off the showroom floor and be competitive. The 1975 RM125M is by far the rarest RM. This is not a cosmetic makeover (see pic. of tore down stripped motor). This bike is completely restored to collector show quality. If you are looking for a clean rider, this bike is not for you. If you’re looking for a bike to stick in your living room and show off, then this is the bike you have been looking for. Every part has been removed and restored to show quality. This is a “no expense spared restoration”.
Details Every part has been disassembled, cleaned, inspected and replaced if necessary. Here is the short list of what’s been done 1. All aluminum parts have been polished 2. All painted parts have been repainted or powder coated. 3. All bolts have been zinc plated. 4. All seals have been changed. 5. Triple clamp and swing arm bearings have been changed 6. New Piston & Rings 7. Clutch has been rebuilt 8. Completely rebuilt carburetor 9. Front forks and rear shocks have been completely rebuilt 10. All plastic has been replaced 11. New seat and foam (Custom built tall one year only seat to match exact factory model) The following is a list of NOS parts included in this restoration
In addition, the following costs also went into this bike
As you can see I have over $5,400.00 invested in parts alone. Then there is my labor. I have over 100 hours of work in this bike and that does not include the years I spent collecting these quality used and NOS parts Lastly there is the true value of a bike that cannot be duplicated. This bike is a better then new 33 year old bike, just as it was on the floor of the Suzuki dealership 33 years ago.
Conclusion This is more than a collector bike, this is an investment opportunity, that’s great to look at. It’s time to raid the kid’s piggy bank and cash in that 401K. This may be your only chance to buy the rarest RM in this pristine a condition. This is a true investment opportunity. I know, after this round of restorations, I will not be restoring any more 1975 125M’s. It is just too hard to find good usable/restorable parts and the NOS stuff is non existent. If you like Suzuki’s and more importantly a fan of MX history don’t let this bike go to someone else. Because of the quality of the restoration, this bike has not had gas in it since the restoration. I restore Suzuki RM’s to show quality, I am not a photographer. The pictures do not come close to doing this bike justice. This bike is not cheap, but if you want the best 1975 RM125M in existence, good luck in your bidding. Now is your chance to own a piece of motocross history.
|
Suzuki RM for Sale
2003 suzuki rm(US $995.00)
1977 suzuki rm(US $3,500.00)
1978 suzuki rm(US $4,500.00)
2010 suzuki rm(US $6800)
1993 suzuki rm(US $1,750.00)
1984 suzuki rm(US $300.00)
Moto blog
Brock’s Performance Introduces Sprint Air Filters For Suzuki Hayabusas
Wed, 09 Jul 2014Brock’s Performance, well known for its history with go-fast products for go-fast motorcycles, has just introduced Sprint Filters P08 air filters for Suzuki Hayabusas that never need washing or oiling. New Product Line The first product in Brock’s new lineup of Sprint Filters, this is a direct-replacement unit which simply drops inside the Gen II ‘Busa’s airbox. It easily outperforms the stock element in every way and promotes better fuel mileage.
Get down on your knees and play
Thu, 09 Sep 2010This remarkable shot of Eddie Lawson is taken by Rich Chenet. It was August 1980 and Lawson was undergoing a titanic scrap for the AMA title with Wes Cooley and Freddie Spencer here at Pocono Raceway in Philladelphia. The circuit is known as the 'Tricky Triangle' amongst the NASCAR drivers but the superbikes used a mix of infield and sections of the banked circuit.
Kevin Schwantz Tests Suzuki MotoGP Bike at COTA
Thu, 17 Apr 2014Former World Champion and Texas native Kevin Schwantz joined the Suzuki MotoGP team at Circuit of the Americas to test its new racebike. Schwantz, who won the 1993 500cc World Championship with Suzuki, joined test riders Randy de Puniet and Nobuastu Aoki in riding the new prototype which is set to enter the MotoGP championship in 2015. Our own Troy Siahaan was in Austin for the MotoGP round and he was on hand to film this clip of Schwantz preparing for his ride: Post by Motorcycle.com.
Suzuki RM by State
| Suzuki RM by City
| Suzuki RM by Color
|