Friday November 7, 2008
The new Suzuki Boulevard M90 is a smaller-engined version of the generously endowed M109R, a power cruiser which boasts the self-proclaimed largest cylinders of any roadgoing, gasoline-powered vehicle. Suzuki says they had always planned to spin off a smaller iteration of the M109R, and now seems like the perfect time for a more balanced, reasonably sized cruiser.
With more user-friendly ergonomics and riding dynamics (not to mention a more buyer-friendly price of $9,999), the M90 is a more accessible option than the M109R... but does it stir up as much desire? I recently piloted the M90 up and down Highway 1 through Monterey and Big Sur and will post my review soon, but in the meantime take a look at the 2009 Suzuki M90 Photo Gallery.
Related:
2008 Suzuki Buyer's Guide
Photo © Brian J. Nelson
The new Suzuki Boulevard M90 is a smaller-engined version of the generously endowed M109R, a power cruiser which boasts the self-proclaimed largest cylinders of any roadgoing, gasoline-powered vehicle. Suzuki says they had always planned to spin off a smaller iteration of the M109R, and now seems like the perfect time for a more balanced, reasonably sized cruiser.
With more user-friendly ergonomics and riding dynamics (not to mention a more buyer-friendly price of $9,999), the M90 is a more accessible option than the M109R... but does it stir up as much desire? I recently piloted the M90 up and down Highway 1 through Monterey and Big Sur and will post my review soon, but in the meantime take a look at the 2009 Suzuki M90 Photo Gallery.
Related:
2008 Suzuki Buyer's Guide
Photo © Brian J. Nelson
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