This comprehensive Suzuki RV 125 1974 Factory Service Repair Manual provides everything you need to maintain and repair your motorcycle. Dive deep into detailed specifications, performance curves, and general instructions, empowering you to tackle any challenge. Discover the use of specialized tools and materials, and gain invaluable insights into troubleshooting common issues. The manual covers the engine and body in detail, providing precise specifications for inspection and repair, ensuring you can perform maintenance with confidence. You'll find essential tightening torque information, allowing you to work on your motorcycle with accuracy. Explore the functionality of important parts, gaining a deeper understanding of your RV 125's inner workings. This manual is your ultimate resource for keeping your motorcycle running smoothly, preventing future problems, and enjoying the ride for years to come.

The Suzuki RV 125, introduced in 1974, marked a significant departure from the typical motorcycle design of the time. As a part of the "RV" (Recreational Vehicle) series, it aimed to provide a versatile and fun option for everyday commuting and leisurely rides. The RV 125 boasted a sleek and modern design, characterized by its low-slung profile and distinctive "half-fairing" that provided a small degree of wind protection. This lightweight motorcycle, equipped with a powerful 124cc air-cooled two-stroke engine, was capable of delivering impressive performance and fuel efficiency. It featured a four-speed gearbox and a single-cylinder engine that produced a respectable amount of power for its size. The RV 125's nimble handling and lightweight design made it exceptionally maneuverable in urban environments, making it an attractive choice for city dwellers.

The Suzuki RV 125 became a popular choice for riders seeking a reliable and affordable motorcycle. Its simplicity and ease of maintenance contributed to its enduring popularity, as it required minimal specialized tools and knowledge to keep it running smoothly. However, as with any vintage motorcycle, finding a well-maintained example could be challenging. The RV 125's popularity led to a thriving aftermarket parts and service network, providing enthusiasts with access to replacement parts and expert knowledge to ensure the continued enjoyment of this classic motorcycle. The RV 125 paved the way for Suzuki's future ventures into the commuter motorcycle market, demonstrating the brand's commitment to producing reliable, efficient, and stylish machines that catered to the needs of a diverse range of riders.