2020 Suzuki Motocross, Off-Road, And Dual-Sport Models

Suzuki's motocross bikes received significant updates the past two years. The RM-Z450 was heavily revised in 2018 with an all-new chassis, a Showa 49mm coil-spring fork, Showa Balance Free Rear Cushion (BFRC) shock, and a few internal engine changes. In 2019, it received a lighter-rate shock spring, different damping settings for the fork and shock, and new graphics. For 2020, Suzuki's flagship motocross bike returns with new black and blue accentuated graphics. The RM-Z450 will be available in July 2019 for 8,999.

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The RM-Z250 received a large overhaul in 2019 to bring it in line with its big brother RM-Z450 including a new frame, KYB AOS (Air-Oil Separate) coil-spring fork, a new cylinder head, and a dual injector EFI system. The 2020 model's only change is the same as the RM-Z450—black and blue accentuated graphics. The RM-Z250 will be available in August 2019 for $7,899. The 2020 RM85 youth two-stroke motocrosser enjoys the same updated color graphics as the four-stroke RM-Zs and will be available in August 2019 for $4,249.

Suzuki’s smallest youth off-road motorcycle, the DR-Z50 was first introduced in 2019 as a way to bring young, beginning riders into the sport of motorcycling. It returns for 2020 with updated graphics and will be available in September 2019 for $1,749. The DR-Z50’s older sibling, the DR-Z125L also comes with updated graphics in 2020 and will be available in August 2019 for $3,299.

Suzuki’s flagship dual-sport bike, the DR650S features a new color and updated graphics for 2020. The bodywork is now gray, accented by new black, blue, and red graphics. The DR650S will be available in August 2019 for $6,699.