Suzuki RG500
| 1974 XR14 The basic configuration-water cooled, 2-cycle, square four rotary disk valve of 500cc capacity |
90ps/10500rpm 6,1kg-m/10400rpm |
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1975 XR14![]() |
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1976 XR22![]() Suzuki's first world champion in 500cc Grand prix competition, only three years after it's debut. The thoroughness of the RG500 design overwhelmed its competitors. |
114ps/11,000rpm | ![]() Ken Blake |
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1977 XR22 RGA![]() |
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| 1978 XR27 RGA Even with the basic layout unchanged, the RGA500 was completely rebuilt. The rear two cylinders of the engine were elevated over its predecessor model, making the engine size even more compact
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122ps/11,000rpm | ![]() |
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| 1979 XR34 RGB |
124ps/11,000rpm |
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1980 XR34 RGB![]() Equipped with the Hydraulic Anti-dive fork and full floating suspension system, the functional operation of the RGB500 was further enhanced, greatly increasing rider comfort and control over the machine |
125ps/10,800rpm |
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1981 XR35 GAMMA![]() Representing a second reconstruction of the original model, the RG Gamma is considerably more compact than its predecessor. 16-inch front wheel disproved the critics |
130ps |
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| 1982 XR40 GAMMA New framework of square aluminium tubing reduces weight, improves riding stability; thus this years model is even more refined |
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| 1983 XR45 GAMMA |
132ps/11,000rpm |
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| 1984 XR45
GAMMA |
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| 1985 XR70
GAMMA |
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| 1986 XR70/50
GAMMA |
Walter Wolf |
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| 1987年 XR72
GAMMA |
140ps/ 11,500rpm | ![]() Kevin Schwantz |