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Whether it’s on the trail or cross town, the 2008 Suzuki DR-Z400S Dual Sport Dirt Bike is tough to beat. With all the looks and performance of an off-road machine, the DR-Z400S comes with the bonus of being 100 per cent street legal. This Suzuki dirt bike has a lightweight, compact design that helps it offer crisp handling everywhere from tight, technical trails to wide-open fire roads. Providing strong torque and amazing throttle response, the DR-Z400S is powered by a 398cc, DOHC, liquid-cooled, dry-sump engine. This Kawasaki dirt bike is powered by an air-cooled SOHC 144cc engine, which flows through a five-speed, close-ratio transmission. Other features include electric start button, RK EXCEL aluminum rims and high-grade die-cast hubs. Other features include electric starting and a compact, easy-to-read instrument cluster. Suzuki. |
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The brand name Suzuki was added to the fuel tank under the company's logotype. Apart from the graphics, there were some more differences between the first two model years. The rear mudguard, rear light, speedo and tachometer, exhaust and heat shield are all significantly different. Both the 1969 & 1970 models have points, not PEI that debuted on the model R. This scaled down dirt bike is designed just like a professional motocross bike with large 16 and 14 in. pneumatic knobby tires for maximum power transfer and dual suspension and riser handlebars for a smooth and comfortable ride! The Dirt Rocket MX650 can reach speeds up to 17 mph and can travel up to 10 miles in a single charge! Ideal for ages 16 and older Authentic dirt bike frame geometry Supercross inspired design Generates more power for uphill and off-road conditions. Twist-grip acceleration control Double crown fork Rechargeable battery Adjustable riser handlebars Hand operated front and rear disc brakes |
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