This comprehensive Suzuki VS 700 750 800 Service and Repair Manual covers models from 1987 to 2008, providing you with the essential information to maintain and repair your motorcycle. The manual details every aspect of the bike, allowing you to troubleshoot problems and perform regular maintenance with confidence.

From general information and periodic maintenance schedules to in-depth explanations of the engine, shaft drive, fuel and lubrication systems, cooling system, chassis, electrical system, and emission control information, this manual leaves no stone unturned. It also includes supplementary information for various model variations, such as the VS700GLE, VS700GLH, VS750GLJ, VS750GLK, VS750GLFL/GLPL, VS750GLFM/GLPM, VS800GLN, VS800GLP/R, VS800GLS, VS800GLT/V, VS800GLW/X, VS800GLY/K1/K2/K3, VS800GLK4, VS800K5, VS800K6, VS800K7, VS800K8, and VS800K9.

With this manual, you'll gain a deeper understanding of your Suzuki VS 700 750 800, enabling you to diagnose and fix issues, perform routine maintenance, and maximize the longevity of your motorcycle.

The Suzuki VS 700, VS 750, and VS 800, collectively known as the Suzuki Intruder, are a line of cruiser motorcycles produced by Suzuki from 1987 to 2008. These bikes are renowned for their comfortable riding experience, low center of gravity, and smooth V-twin engine. The VS 700, launched in 1987, featured a 700 cc, 90° V-twin engine producing 55 horsepower, providing a comfortable and relaxed ride. The VS 750, introduced in 1998, offered a slightly larger 749 cc engine with increased power output, making it a more powerful and exhilarating machine. Finally, the VS 800, launched in 2001, boasted a 805 cc engine with an even larger power band, delivering a thrilling ride for experienced riders. All three models share a similar design language, featuring a classic cruiser aesthetic with a low-slung profile, wide handlebars, and comfortable seating. They are known for their reliability, ease of maintenance, and timeless design.

The Intruder series was a successful venture for Suzuki, appealing to a wide range of riders seeking a comfortable and stylish cruiser. The VS 700, with its smaller engine and affordable price, attracted entry-level riders and those seeking a relaxed cruising experience. The VS 750 offered a balance of power and comfort, catering to experienced riders looking for a versatile machine for both city commuting and weekend rides. The VS 800, with its powerful engine and commanding presence, appealed to those seeking an exhilarating ride and a head-turning cruiser. Although production ceased in 2008, the Intruder series left a lasting mark on the cruiser motorcycle segment, establishing Suzuki as a major player in the market and captivating riders with its smooth engine, comfortable ride, and classic cruiser styling.