This comprehensive Suzuki RV 125 1982 Service and Repair Manual provides a complete guide to maintaining and repairing your motorcycle. It includes detailed information on specifications, performance curves, general instructions, special tools, necessary materials, troubleshooting, engine, body, inspection and repair specifications, tightening torques, and important functional parts. This manual is a valuable resource for both experienced mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, equipping you with the knowledge needed to diagnose and resolve a wide range of issues, ensuring your Suzuki RV 125 runs smoothly for years to come. The information provided in this manual will empower you to understand your vehicle thoroughly, preventing potential problems and ensuring its continued performance.

The Suzuki RV 125, a motorcycle produced in 1982, represented a distinct step forward in Suzuki's foray into the lightweight commuter motorcycle segment. This machine was designed to be both practical and affordable, catering to riders seeking an efficient and economical mode of transportation. The RV 125 boasted a 124cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, known for its reliability and ease of maintenance. This engine, coupled with a simple 4-speed transmission, provided a smooth and responsive ride, making it well-suited for city commuting and leisurely weekend rides. Its lightweight, nimble design allowed for easy maneuvering in congested urban environments, while its comfortable ergonomics ensured a pleasant riding experience.

Although the RV 125 was primarily a utilitarian motorcycle, it wasn't without its charms. Its classic styling, with a sleek, minimalist design, appealed to riders seeking a simple and elegant machine. Features like the telescopic front fork and twin rear shock absorbers provided a comfortable ride, while the drum brakes on both wheels offered reliable stopping power. The RV 125 became a popular choice for riders in many markets, particularly in Europe and Japan, due to its efficient performance, economical operation, and user-friendly nature. Today, the RV 125 remains a sought-after classic for vintage motorcycle enthusiasts, representing a testament to Suzuki's legacy of producing reliable and affordable motorcycles.