Suzuki Street Motorcycle Repair Manuals: Intruder, Marauder, Volusia, Savage, GS, etc. The Suzuki motorcycle repair manuals we sell cover a wide selection of the most popular street bikes from the 1970s, such as GS models and the famous GT Triples,to modern bikes such as the Savage, Intruder and Volusia. These Suzuki motorcycle manuals are written with the DIY mechanic in mind, and they are packed with step-by-step instructions and photos that allow Suzuki street bike owners to perform maintenance, service and repairs on their bikes. Fix your Suzuki street bike with the right repair manual. There are plenty of good reasons to take a few hours every few months for the 'care and feeding' of your Suzuki motorcycle. A well maintained bike will run better, last longer, maintain its resale value, and save you money both on gas and on repair bills, to name a few of those good reasons. And performing regular maintenance on your Suzuki street bike is a simple task that requires just a few basic tools, a clean well-lit area and the right repair and service manual which will give you all kinds of tips on how to perform those tasks, both with text and plenty of photos or illustrations.

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Browse these Haynes and Clymer manuals. Suzuki maintenance and repair is far easier when you have the right instructions, and these manuals are available for various models and years. But the Suzuki manuals we sell do not stop there. They provide complete care and repair details that allow you to tear down components, such as the brake system, cooling system (if so equipped), forks, electrical and more, all the way to the engine and transmission, so you can completely rebuild the motorcycle from the ground-up.

The repair manuals for Suzuki we offer are intended for the do-it-yourself mechanic, so they explain sequential steps in simple terms and, if a special tool is required to perform a job, they explain that. Remember that The Motor Bookstore gives you a 30-day money-back guarantee in case you're not satisfied with your purchase.

But we are confident that once you get your Suzuki repair manual, it will become an important part of your toolbox and a constant source of information for as long as you own your motorcycle. Above: Colin Hart's 1978 Suzuki GS1000 - an older restoration he still owns and enjoys.

2018 SUZUKI INTRUDER 150 Suzuki recently announced that it was moving its focus away from the volume segment and training its sights on premium machines instead. Now, just a month after that announcement, we’ve got our hands on the first of these premium new motorcycles.

Boys and girls, brace yourself for the new Intruder, and brace you should, because this bike looks like nothing you’ve ever seen at the price point. Based off its big brothers – the Intruder M1800 and M800 – this motorcycle is billed as a modern, sporty cruiser and it lives up to the sporty bit by sharing a majority of its mechanicals with the Gixxer naked. The Intruder offers a similar long and flowing design to the bad-boy M1800, with a head turner of a headlamp and a long fuel tank which looks substantial, but actually holds a litre less than the Gixxer.

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Above this lies the informative digital instrument display borrowed from the Gixxer, which sits within an angular cowl. The front of the fuel tank features enormous extensions that swoop down to encompasses a big imitation air duct and a large Intruder logo. The rear of the fuel tank tapers down towards a wide and accommodating rider seat which is split away from the flat pillion perch. At the tail, wide and chunky plastic panels extend a fair bit over the rear wheel, while the rounded grab handle and sleek LED lamp add some flavour of the bigger Intruder and even the Hayabusa. 2018 SUZUKI INTRUDER 150.