This comprehensive Suzuki RV 125 1979 Factory Service Repair Manual is your essential guide for maintaining and repairing your motorcycle. It provides detailed information that covers everything from basic maintenance to complex repairs. You'll find specifications, performance curves, and general instructions to help you understand the inner workings of your RV 125. The manual also includes information on special tools and materials, troubleshooting tips, specific instructions for the engine and body, specifications for inspection and repair, tightening torque values, and important functional parts. With this manual, you'll be equipped to handle a wide range of repair and maintenance tasks, ensuring your RV 125 remains in top condition.

The Suzuki RV 125, introduced in 1979, was a trail-oriented motorcycle designed to provide a fun and capable ride for riders of all skill levels. It was one of the first models to feature Suzuki's innovative RV (Recreational Vehicle) series, which catered to a rising demand for versatile motorcycles that could handle both on and off-road adventures. The RV 125 featured a lightweight and robust tubular steel frame, a single-cylinder, air-cooled, 123cc engine, and a five-speed transmission. Its compact size and low seat height made it easy to maneuver and control, while its suspension, with telescopic forks and twin rear shocks, provided a comfortable ride even on rough terrain. The RV 125's simplicity and reliability made it a popular choice for riders looking for a versatile and affordable motorcycle.

The RV 125, despite its modest size, was capable of a surprising amount of power and agility. Its engine, though small, was surprisingly peppy, providing enough power for both city commuting and off-road adventures. The RV 125's nimble handling and light weight made it a joy to ride on twisty trails and tight corners. It was also economical to operate, with good fuel efficiency that further enhanced its popularity. The RV 125 was also praised for its durable construction and low maintenance requirements, making it a reliable and practical choice for riders of all experience levels. The Suzuki RV 125, while no longer in production, remains a beloved classic among motorcycle enthusiasts and a testament to Suzuki's dedication to creating fun, versatile, and reliable motorcycles.