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Suzuki began manufacturing
motorized bicycles in 1952, but soon thereafter began building purpose made
motorcycles. Thanks to the defection from East Germany by Grand Prix racer Ernst
Degner, who brought with him extensive knowledge of two stroke engines, Suzuki
focused solely on two stroke motors until the mid 70’s. Suzuki built a number of
high performance 2 stroke street bikes including the GT750 triple, known as a
powerful untamed monster. They also became the first Japanese manufacturer to
win a motocross world championship when Joel Roberts won the 250cc crown in
1970. With successes in both on and off road racing, including the 500cc road
racing division, Suzuki did not produce it’s first 4 stroke engine until 1976,
in its GS series street bikes. Known currently for its extreme 1300cc Hayabusa
GSX superbike, its venerable DRZ off road bikes and retro themed Street
Cruisers, Suzuki continues to innovate and build machines that appeal to a wide
ranging base of Power Sports enthusiasts.
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