Classic Motocross Review: 1991 Suzuki RM125

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Had one brand new and the matching 80cc back in the day loved those bikes.
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Dad had it in for Suzukis (bad experience with his 76 RM that he tried after being on Huskys). As a result I was on Hondas, which were a bit difficult for me to keep on the pipe as a new 125 beginner. Got to ride a friend’s 91 RM, then his 93...and wished I was on Suzukis, lol...such an easy bike to ride.
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RM125’s from that era were down on peak power compared to the Honda but were incredibly easy to ride with killer suspension.

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Chris_Buehler 8/6/2020 6:19pm
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omalley wrote:
Dad had it in for Suzukis (bad experience with his 76 RM that he tried after being on Huskys). As a result I was on Hondas...
Dad had it in for Suzukis (bad experience with his 76 RM that he tried after being on Huskys). As a result I was on Hondas, which were a bit difficult for me to keep on the pipe as a new 125 beginner. Got to ride a friend’s 91 RM, then his 93...and wished I was on Suzukis, lol...such an easy bike to ride.
But the '93 CR125 was FAST

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