When your own customers tell you your motorcycles "have no real image" and are out of date, you know you've got a size-large crisis on your hands. That was the situation Suzuki found itself in after ...

The Suzuki Boulevard S40 brand was first officially introduced to the U.S. in 2005. Suzuki used the Boulevard S40 brand to replace the LS650 Savage that was in production from 1986 through 2004.

In 2006, Suzuki made good on their promise to dealers and to customers alike, with the launch of their all-new flagship model, the Boulevard M109R. (The R refers to Suzuki's racing heritage and GSX-R ...

What happens when you blend a combination of not-so-traditional cruiser styling and race-proven technology with the power of a championship sport bike? If the company that's doing the blending is ...

Not at all 'over the top' (well... only a bit), Suzuki's top-selling Boulevard M109R muscle cruiser is now available in Cherry Red. With its 109 cubic inch, liquid-cooled, DOHC, V-Twin engine (1783cc) ...

It has been said that you can never have too much power. It must be true, because even in the cruiser segment of the motorcycle market, where high-speed cornering is effectively curtailed by the bikes ...