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Suzuki RV 125 VanVan
Suzuki RV 125 VanVan
Suzuki RV 125 VanVan
Suzuki RV 125 VanVan
Suzuki RV 125 VanVan
Suzuki RV 125 VanVan
Suzuki RV 125 VanVan
suzuki rv 125 vanvan
suzuki rv 125 vanvan
suzuki rv 125 vanvan
suzuki rv 125 vanvan
suzuki rv 125 vanvan
suzuki rv 125 vanvan
suzuki rv 125 vanvan
suzuki 125 vanvan
suzuki 125 vanvan
suzuki 125 vanvan
suzuki 125 vanvan
suzuki 125 vanvan
suzuki 125 vanvan
suzuki 125 vanvan
SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN black
SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN black
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SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN blue
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SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN brown
SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN engine
SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN engine
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SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN green
SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN interior
SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN interior
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SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN red
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SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN silver
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SUZUKI RV 125 VANVAN white
SUZUKI 125 VANVAN black
SUZUKI 125 VANVAN green
SUZUKI 125 VANVAN interior
SUZUKI 125 VANVAN blue
SUZUKI 125 VANVAN red
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SUZUKI 125 VANVAN white
SUZUKI 125 VANVAN engine
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suzuki rv 125 vanvan

The Suzuki RV125 VanVan is an enigmatic motorcycle, that’s for sure. Farm hands, gamekeepers, race teams and surf dudes would be the ideal customers: it’s perfect for whizzing around country estates, race paddocks and beaches. Fashion-conscious, retro fans must love Suzuki RV125 VanVans. Teenagers, probably, don’t. Who knows? But it’s still pretty cute: better than a quad or a scooter, either way. The tiny, air-cooled four stroke Suzuki RV125 VanVan pulls acceptably in lower gears but, overall, lacks any really useful power. There’s no top end and it struggles to reach, let alone break, the national speed limit. What power there is, however, is smoothly delivered and the Suzuki RV125 VanVan's engine itself is very reliable. Suzuki RV125 VanVan cruises happily at, erm, 50mph.

Retro through and through, the Suzuki RV125 VanVan is tiny and cute. The seat’s long, low and has plenty of room for two; there’s a luggage rack at the back and a grabrail. The analogue speedo lives in a chrome housing but there’s no fuel gauge or light. The Suzuki RV125 VanVan's chunky tyres and exhaust look funky and there’s a small, removable side panel containing a basic tool kit.

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