This comprehensive Suzuki RV 125 1976 Factory Service Repair Manual is your ultimate guide to maintaining and repairing your motorcycle. It provides detailed information on every aspect of the RV 125, ensuring you have the knowledge to keep your bike running smoothly.

The manual covers a wide array of topics, including detailed specifications and performance curves, allowing you to understand the intricacies of your motorcycle's design. It also includes instructions on using special tools, acquiring necessary materials, and effectively troubleshooting issues.

Dive deep into the heart of your RV 125 with sections dedicated to the engine and body, providing step-by-step guidance on inspection, repair, and maintenance. Every aspect is covered, from tightening torques to important functional parts, leaving no stone unturned. This manual will not only help you fix existing problems but also equip you with the knowledge to prevent future issues. You'll gain a deeper understanding of your motorcycle and its workings, empowering you to maintain it with confidence.

The Suzuki RV 125, produced in 1976, was a testament to the Japanese manufacturer's burgeoning dominance in the motorcycle market. This two-stroke, air-cooled machine, boasting a 123cc single-cylinder engine, was a hallmark of simplicity and reliability, catering to a wide range of riders, from beginners to experienced enthusiasts. The RV 125's design was primarily focused on practicality and affordability, making it a popular choice for commuters and everyday riders. Its lightweight frame, coupled with its peppy engine, provided agile handling and nimble maneuvering, particularly in city environments. With its comfortable riding position and understated styling, the RV 125 offered a no-frills, utilitarian riding experience.

The RV 125 embodied Suzuki's dedication to producing accessible and reliable motorcycles. Its two-stroke engine, known for its simplicity and power-to-weight ratio, provided a spirited ride while remaining economical and easy to maintain. The motorcycle's straightforward design, featuring a telescopic front fork, twin shock rear suspension, and drum brakes, ensured low maintenance costs and easy repairs. The RV 125's popularity in its time was largely attributed to its combination of affordability, reliability, and practicality. It has since become a sought-after model by collectors and enthusiasts, holding a nostalgic place in the history of Suzuki motorcycles and serving as a reminder of the brand's commitment to producing accessible and enjoyable machines for riders of all backgrounds.