

Suzuki's 450 four-stroke motocross bike and its enduro sibling.
Suzuki's 250 four-stroke motocross bike.
Full-size RM125 and RM250 two-stroke motocross bikes and the RMX250 enduro.
Two-stroke youth motocross bikes from 60cc to 100cc.
Small trail bikes for kids and beginners, from the two-stroke JRs to the four-stroke DR-Z50 to DR-Z125L.
The 398cc DR-Z off-road and dual-sport singles, from the 2000 DR-Z400 to the 2025 DR-Z4S.
Suzuki's big air/oil-cooled dual-sport single, from the 1990 RS and Djebel/Dakar to today's DR650S/SE.
Mid-size four-stroke trail and dual-sport singles of the 1990s and 2000s.
The 199cc DR200 dual-sport, including the Australian Trojan farm bike.
Liquid-cooled two-stroke dual-sport bikes sold outside the US.
Suzuki is a Japanese maker of motorcycles, cars and outboard motors, based in Hamamatsu. It won its first motocross world titles in the early 1970s, and riders know it for the RM two-strokes, the RM-Z four-strokes and the DR-Z400 dual-sport.
Suzuki's 450 four-stroke motocross bike and its enduro sibling.
Suzuki's 250 four-stroke motocross bike.
Full-size RM125 and RM250 two-stroke motocross bikes and the RMX250 enduro.
Two-stroke youth motocross bikes from 60cc to 100cc.
Small trail bikes for kids and beginners, from the two-stroke JRs to the four-stroke DR-Z50 to DR-Z125L.
The 398cc DR-Z off-road and dual-sport singles, from the 2000 DR-Z400 to the 2025 DR-Z4S.
Suzuki's big air/oil-cooled dual-sport single, from the 1990 RS and Djebel/Dakar to today's DR650S/SE.
Mid-size four-stroke trail and dual-sport singles of the 1990s and 2000s.
The 199cc DR200 dual-sport, including the Australian Trojan farm bike.
Liquid-cooled two-stroke dual-sport bikes sold outside the US.