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suzuki boulevard m109r
suzuki boulevard m109r
suzuki boulevard m109r
suzuki boulevard m109r
suzuki boulevard m109r
suzuki boulevard m109r
suzuki boulevard m109r
suzuki boulevard 109
suzuki boulevard 109
suzuki boulevard 109
suzuki boulevard 109
suzuki boulevard 109
suzuki boulevard 109
suzuki boulevard 109
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R black
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R blue
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R blue
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R brown
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R brown
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R engine
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R engine
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R green
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R green
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R interior
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R interior
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R red
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R red
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R silver
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R silver
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R white
SUZUKI BOULEVARD M109R white
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 green
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 white
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 interior
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 engine
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 silver
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 brown
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 red
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 blue
SUZUKI BOULEVARD 109 black

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suzuki boulevard m109r

For Suzuki, “M” stands for “Muscle.” In this case, we’re talking about the 2013 Suzuki Boulevard M50, Suzuki’s mid-sized cruiser with the muscle bike styling of the company’s apex “M” class member, the M109R. The 50 part of the M50 equation comes from the displacement of the motorcycle’s V-Twin engine, 50 cubic-inches. Adding to its brawny disposition is a Softail-style frame with its single shock tucked neatly out of sight. The M50 certainly looks the part of a muscle bike. The tires mounted on its cast aluminum wheels are thick and beefy. It sports Suzuki’s signature headlight cowling leading to low-rise handlebars on chrome pull-back risers set within easy reach for riders. Meaty slash-cut pipes streak down the right side and end at about the same point as the bob-tail rear fender.

You can take off the removable pillion pad for an even more aggressive look or leave it on and invite your favorite partner along for the ride because its 805cc power plant has enough pull to competently do double duty.

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