This comprehensive factory service and repair manual covers the Suzuki LT500R QuadZilla, a powerful two-stroke ATV, for the model years 1987 through 1990. It provides detailed instructions and illustrations for complete tear down and rebuild procedures, ensuring you have the necessary information to tackle any repair or maintenance project. The manual includes detailed part diagrams, torque specifications, maintenance schedules, troubleshooting guides, and more. You'll find instructions for essential tasks like engine rebuilds, suspension adjustments, electrical system diagnosis, and brake maintenance. With its extensive coverage, this manual is a valuable resource for both novice and experienced mechanics, providing all the information needed to keep your LT500R running smoothly.

The Suzuki LT500R Quadzilla, a name synonymous with power and dominance in the ATV world, was a true game-changer when it arrived in 1987. This high-performance, liquid-cooled four-stroke machine was designed to conquer the toughest terrains and dominate the racing scene. The LT500R boasted a powerful 499cc single-cylinder engine, capable of producing an impressive 45 horsepower, making it one of the most powerful ATVs of its time. Its lightweight aluminum frame, combined with long-travel suspension and aggressive tires, gave it exceptional handling and stability, allowing riders to carve corners with confidence and tackle jumps with ease. The Quadzilla was equipped with a high-performance exhaust system, race-spec brakes, and a robust transmission designed to handle the demanding power output. Beyond its impressive performance, the LT500R Quadzilla became renowned for its iconic styling. Its aggressive design, with its bold lines and distinctive "Quadzilla" graphics, cemented its place as a legend in the ATV world. The LT500R also boasted a durable and reliable build quality, making it a favorite among enthusiasts and racers alike. This combination of performance, design, and durability led to the LT500R achieving immense popularity, becoming a popular choice for both recreational riders and professional racers. It played a pivotal role in popularizing the sport of ATV racing, and its legacy continues to inspire ATV enthusiasts to this day. While production ceased in 1990, the LT500R remains a highly sought-after machine, revered for its power, handling, and unique place in ATV history.