rm-z250

The 2023 Suzuki RM-Z250 doesn't hold any surprises for those who have been paying attention. It's gone unchanged for a number of years. But it still offers a lot of value. It has the lowest MSRP of any relevant bike in its class at $7899…
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The Suzuki RM-Z line is back for 2023. The RM-Z450 and RM-Z450 haven’t been changed in years--it was 2019 that they last got mechanical changes, which were extensive for the 250 and minimal for the 450. Even then, those changes were a…
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Suzuki fans have always been hard-core. Going back to the DeCoster heyday of the early ’70s, some riders have had near-spiritual devotion to the brand. Back then it was easy; Suzuki won more than any other manufacturer in those days. Now…
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Suzuki now has a smartphone-based tuner app, similar to the Yamaha Power Tuner. Chris Wheeler takes us through a quick demo of the features in this Suzuki-produced video. 
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Suzuki is celebrating 100 years in business and has announced a number of 2021 models, including motocross bikes, dual-sport bikes and trail bikes. There are no big changes, but the company is now offering MX Tuner 2.0, a smartphone-based…
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Suzuki has released its 2020 line of motorcycles and ATVs. In the dirt bike department, both the RM-Z250 and RM-Z450 were recently updated, so 2020 brings no mechanical changes. Only the graphics have been updated. Likewise, the off-road…
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The 2019 Suzuki RM-Z250 was the last 250 MX bike in the Dirt Bike Magazine test fleet. We already knew what to expect because we did a brief riding impression of the bike in Japan a few months ago. Once the production test bike arrived, it…
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Our first ride on the 2019 Suzuki, directly from the source
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Is it all about horsepower? See the 2018 250cc MX bikes in action and see how they stack up to each other. Yes we do give a winner!
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