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Suzuki Boulevard M50
First introduced in 2005, Suzuki Boulevard M50 is the machine to show you the way in cruising American lifestyle. The advantages encountered on this package are simply never ending starting with its styled, muscular look combined with performance, handling and comfort, all offered by Suzuki technology and features. I am happy to say that Suzuki invented 800cc cruiser V-twins
in the early 1990s when it bumped its Intruder 750 to 805cc. And Suzuki has
maintained a staunch commitment to this V-twin displacement category. Suzuki
has consistently expanded and updated its 800cc offerings by adding the
Marauder in 1997, and a few years later the Volusia joined the lineup. Let’s
see how the M50 ended up on the highways.
Cruisers have always looked good but what is so special
about them, some will ask?
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