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2006 Boulevard M109R Call it the best of all worlds. Introducing the all-new Suzuki Boulevard M109R - an incredible combination of cruiser styling and renowned Suzuki power and handling. By injecting the Boulevard M109R with a potent shot of race-proven technology developed for the championship-winning GSX-R sport bikes, Suzuki has literally redefined the concept of a cruiser. The Boulevard M109R’s .......exhilarating performance begins with its all-new 109-cubic-inch, fuel injected V-twin engine. It’s tuned to produce massive torque all the way from idle to redline, which translates into acceleration that you have to feel to believe - and makes this the most powerful cruiser Suzuki has ever produced. To reward every one of your senses, the big V-twin also produces a throaty, aggressive exhaust note designed to let the world know they’re looking at - and listing to - the hottest cruiser on the road. Like Suzuki’s sport bikes, the Boulevard M109R balances extraordinary performance with crisp handling, thanks to a technically advanced chassis and suspension, matched by world-class brakes. And when it comes to wrapping that performance package in cruiser styling, a picture is worth a thousand words. Check out its sleek, flowing lines and GSX-R inspired styling touches, and you’ll realize that the Boulevard M109R is in a class of its own. The all-new Suzuki Boulevard M109R - chrome-plated proof that cruising can be incredibly exciting. ---- FeaturesNew Engine
New Chassis
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---- Boulevard M109R: First impressionThe R suffix in the biggest Boulevard’s designation, that little headlight fairing, and the seat cowl all hint at sportbike thinking, but the engine is where the advanced sportbike technology actually shows up. Most impressive is the power on tap with the slightest twist of the right wrist ... Perhaps the next most impressive feature of the 109 is the absence of vibration. The pistons are a 4.4 inches (112mm) across, which, according to Suzuki, makes them "the largest reciprocating engine pistons being used in any production passenger car or motorcycle on earth." The Boulevard M109R’s chassis reflects a sportbike’s influence as well and what sets the M109R apart, though, is its headlight nacelle, a feature of the bike since early design sketches. Suzuki has definitely target the performance big-twin segment and its claims are true, it should have no trouble laying claim to that title. 50 comments: Suzuki Boulevard M109R (6682) - Posted on 06.29.2006 I bought mine last week . I am having the same problem in shifting .I took it back to dealer they said it is normal shifting for this bike enjoy the bike .
(6682) - Posted on 06.23.2006 well ,I had an vtx1300 until i seen the M109 And after ride one , Ihad to get one ,and i did. By vtx.
(6682) - Posted on 06.23.2006 I have 2300 miles on my M109R. As far as shifting, I find the shifts to be very smooth when cruising and pulling out at a normal pace. That said, I find when accelerating quickly (enjoying the cubes and large pistons), that shifting between 2nd & 3rd to be difficult. This is the only bike where I have to completely release the gear shifter before shifting. This only happens 2nd to 3rd. If you miss hitting 3rd gear and release and find yourself still in 2nd, it can be interesting (and a pain). I have 1 problem that my Suzuki dealer is going to try and find. Every once in awhile when I try to start my bike (when cold) the FI light flashes. It takes a few tries before the bike will start. Mack (6682) - Posted on 06.21.2006 Great bike I traded my VStar in when I first laid eyes on this bike.
Marco (6682) - Posted on 06.21.2006 In Belgium the bike calls himself M 1800 R Intruder and I bought the black...it’s great to drive ...you can see some picures on: http://lb um/thumbnails.php?albu m=103&page=2 Greetz from Belgium wellstonite (6682) - Posted on 06.18.2006 how can top speed be 138 miles per hour when rev limiter cuts out at 6800 rpm in 5th gear? my m109r will only run about 125 miles per hour befour rev limiter kicks in? has anyone ran faster on there m109r?
Darnere Dunfore (6682) - Posted on 06.18.2006 I ride an 1800 X model C. A beautiful bike itself. But I was just overwhelmed when I came up on the 109 from behind at a light. Just an absolute beauty. The rear end set up was awesome looking,and when the owner told me it came like that stock Man O Man. The nicest looking stock bike to hit the streets Since the X came out in 01
(6682) - Posted on 06.9.2006 got mine 5/5/06 sending wheel off to the chrone shop
already cant wait to get back on the bike wait for the picture
gary w (6682) - Posted on 06.7.2006 Had my m109r since third week in april already have 3000 miles. Love this bike.I have a 86 gsxr1100 and a Busa have not ridin either since the new one.Hard shifting and jumping out of gear any one got that.
(6682) - Posted on 06.6.2006 I notice a hard shift from 1st to 2nd and then a slight bogging at low speed , how can I adjust this problem on this fantastic (purple rain) machine. By the way USA Cycle of Aspen Hill MD. even made this best buy of a high powered cycle even better. Check them out!...CF
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