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2010 Suzuki RM-Z250/RM-Z450 First Look
The 2010 RM-Z250 is the first in its class to make the switch from a carb-fed engine to electronic fuel injection. The rumors are true.?Suzuki beat everyone to the punch, being the first of the Big Four to fuel-inject its four-stroke 250cc motocross motorcycle. You heard right. The 2010 RM-Z250 is…
2009 Suzuki RM-Z250 Comparison
If there?s a Catch-22 in motocross it?s the fact that we want bikes that do everything well. Problem is, we also want a bike that sticks out from the crowd with an exceptional characteristic. Either way, there?s always a negative side to successfully engineering such a bike. All of the competition…
2008 Suzuki RM-Z250 First Ride
The 2008 Suzuki RM-Z250 isn't as heavily redesigned as last year's model, but the changes that have been done are worthwhile.Japanese OEMs have something big in the works at all times, but consumers don't always get to see those changes in the form of yearly massive overhauls. Every brand makes…
2004 Suzuki RM-Z250 Comparison
The Suzuki/Kawasaki offering has more low-end grunt than the YZ, but it vibrates more than its counterbalancer-equipped rivals.On the track, the rider layout just feels right. The KXF/RM-Z has the most bottom-end grunt in the class and pulls longer than the Yamaha between gears because it builds…
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2006 250F MX Shootout
A lot's changed since our first 250F shootout. In fact, 2006 is a year featuring just that; lots of change. This group of small-bore thumpers is totally revised for the new year.The 250cc 4-stroke revolution continues to evolve, now at a faster pace than ever, and the result is a 2006 crop of MX…
2007 Suzuki RM-Z250 First Ride
Suzuki has reasserted itself in the battle for Lites-class supremacy. Yellow riders have been waiting a long time for this machine. The 2006 250F machines were a rip-snorting batch of technological advancement across the board, save for the efforts of one sore-thumb manufacturer. After the fall-out…
2008 Suzuki RM-Z250 Comparison
What a difference a year makes. The 2008 Suzuki RM-Z250 went from fourth in our '07 test to battling for the shootout win this year.2008 Suzuki RM-Z250It almost pulled a spectacular worst-to-first, but the Suzuki couldn't overcome one of its 2008 competitors. Even still, we thought the reworked RM…
2007 Suzuki RM-Z250 Comparison
Suzuki came roosting into 2007 with its all-new RM-Z250. We knew this would be a gamer from the minute we first rode it at the press intro.Suzuki RM-Z250 Suzuki bent over and took it like a man last year with its outdated steel chassis and anemic motor, but 2007 is a totally different story. The…
2007 250F Motocross Shootout
As our reigning champion, Kawasaki took on all comers in 2007. Suzuki finally stepped up and re-joined the fray and the Japanese Lites machines are one seriously fun group of bikes.Our society, men in particular are completely sold on the idea that bigger is better. Nowhere is this more apparent…
Behind Ryan Dungey's RM-Z250
Tim McAdams has watched Dungey progress in leaps and bounds from Day 1 with the factory team.Tim "Tooltime" McAdams has been with Team Makita Suzuki's sensational rookie Ryan Dungey since his first pro race at Millville in 2006. "Tooltime" drove a Suzuki support truck for eight years, then moved to…
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