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Bikesales Staff3 Sept 2009
NEWS

Suzuki Boulevard M50 gets a brash new look

And the SV650S isn't left out of the fun, either

Suzuki's 2010 model entry-level Boulevard M50 muscle cruiser has a new look, with major revisions to the bodywork.

It all starts with more chrome on the tail section and engine, a new headlight cowl, reshaped seat, new rear fender and optional new tail section cover at the rear.

Integrated within the headlight cowl, the Boulevard M50 features a new instrument cluster, while the LED taillight has been reshaped to complement the new tail section.

Finally, silver finishes have been added to the 16-inch front and 15-inch rear wheels.

Outside of aesthetics, the handlebars are now positioned closer to the rider.

The Boulevard M50 has an 805cc, V-twin, fuel-injected liquid-cooled engine.

Pearl black and the candy orange are the 2010 liveries.

Meanwhile, the 2010 SV650S roadbikes have also landed in Australia. The SV650S and SV650S ABS feature a new black livery, while the Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme SV650S is white.

All three models are powered by a 645cc, 90-degree, liquid-cooled engine.

Contact your local dealer for more information, including pricing.

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