Suzuki Boulevard s50

Looking to get your kicks on the boulevard? You came to the right place. With the Boulevard S50, you get a combination of V-twin power and radical cruiser styling in a lightweight and incredibly agile package. Its dry weight of just 443 pounds and its low, 27.6-inch seat height make the S50 perfect for maneuvering through tight city traffic. When you get out on the highway, its comfortable riding position encourages you to kick back and cruise. What’s more, it has a variety of features that enhance its smooth performance, so you’ll find yourself racking up the miles in comfort. Like every Boulevard Cruiser, its heart and soul are found in its V-twin powerplant, which cranks out an impressive amount of torque for outstanding acceleration. So if you’re looking for lean cruiser styling, nimble handling and performance you can count on, you’ve got it – with the 2006 Boulevard S50.

Suzuki Boulevard s50

Suzuki Boulevard c50t

In 2010, Suzuki carries on producing their big boy models without any changes apart from the ones involving color schemes and the C50 series is no exception from the rule. Not heavily refined, but enough to make a difference are the base model, the C50T and the Special Edition one, all with something special to offer. 

Suzuki Boulevard c50t

Suzuki Boulevard c90

Classic cruisers are less likely to go out of fashion and implicit out of production as long as there are enough guys that prefer classic jeans, leather jackets and helmets instead of leather interiors and fancy onboard computers. That’s what Suzuki reckons and some of the best proofs of this fact are the 2009 Boulevard C90 and C90T models which keep on going in the style that consecrated the VL 1500 Intruder more than a decade ago. 

Suzuki Boulevard c90

Suzuki Boulevard m90

 Suzuki has accorded a lot of attention to performance cruisers in these last few years and so have been introduced models such as the entry-level M50 and their ultimate demonstration of power, the M109R. But their famous Boulevard line of cruising motorcycles didn’t feature anything in between these two models, something that would fill in the big gap and keep consumers hooked to Suzuki…until last year’s Suzuki Boulevard M90. The bike carries on to 2010, so let’s find out more about it. 

Suzuki Boulevard m90

Suzuki Boulevard s40

The Suzuki Boulevard S40 is an entry-level cruising motorcycle derived from the LS650 Savage, the first chopper manufactured by a Japanese builder in 1986. Equipped with a single cylinder 647cc engine, it wasn’t even a Harley imitation, but it caught up to the public very well. The idea was to create a lightweight motorcycle which would be adequate for cruising and easy to handle, suitable for beginners and people with short legs. With a seat height of only 26.0 inches, the bike had clearly reached its goal and the beginning of the story was marked.

The decades didn’t bring virtually any changes apart from some facelifts. The air-cooled 652 cc SOHC single-cylinder, 4-valves, TSCC developing 31hp at 5,400rpm and 50Nm at 3,000rpm, remains the same.

Suzuki Boulevard s40

Suzuki Boulevard m50

Just like the Intruder Volusia 800, the Boulevard M50 can fit a variety of mid-range sized saddlebags. The 2000-BK is an excellent choice. The 2500-BK and the 1500-BK are quite popular as well.

Suzuki Boulevard m50

Suzuki Boulevard c50

Throaty rumble with refined efficiency. Laid-back riding style with plush comfort. Rich paintwork and glittering chrome over precision engineering. Every inch crafted to deliver an irresistible combination of genuine, traditional cruiser experience and refined modern technology. That's INTRUDER C800/SUZUKI BOULEVARD C50.

Suzuki Boulevard c50