This comprehensive Suzuki RV 125 1975 service and repair manual provides detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams for all workshop procedures. It covers everything from routine maintenance tasks like changing spark plugs to complex repairs involving electrical systems, engine components, and bodywork. You'll find detailed specifications, performance curves, and troubleshooting guides to help you diagnose and rectify any issues. The manual also includes vital information on special tools, necessary materials, tightening torques, and important functional parts. This manual is designed to be your ultimate resource for understanding and maintaining your Suzuki RV 125, giving you the confidence to handle repairs yourself or to effectively communicate with your mechanic.

The Suzuki RV125, manufactured in 1975, was a compact and nimble motorcycle designed to cater to the burgeoning motorcycle market of the era. This machine represented a period when Japanese motorcycles were rapidly gaining popularity for their reliability, affordability, and ease of maintenance. The RV125 was a practical choice for urban commuters and adventurous riders alike, offering a blend of performance and practicality. Powered by a 124cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, it delivered responsive acceleration and a smooth ride. Its lightweight frame, telescopic front forks, and swingarm rear suspension provided agile handling and a comfortable ride. The RV125 embraced a minimalist design philosophy, with a simple and effective layout that focused on functionality. Its sleek lines, chrome accents, and classic motorcycle design elements made it visually appealing while maintaining a practical focus. The Suzuki RV125 was equipped with a range of features that enhanced its usability. A comfortable seat, practical handlebars, and well-positioned controls ensured a pleasant riding experience. The motorcycle's rugged construction and durable components made it suitable for various conditions, from city streets to winding roads. While the RV125 wasn't designed for high-speed performance, it offered a reliable and enjoyable ride for its intended purpose. The bike's simplicity made it an excellent choice for beginners, while its versatility appealed to seasoned riders seeking a dependable and easy-to-maintain motorcycle. The Suzuki RV125, with its classic design and practical features, became a popular choice for riders in the 1970s and continues to hold a special place in the hearts of motorcycle enthusiasts.