This comprehensive service repair manual covers all models of the Suzuki VS700, VS750, and VS800 Intruder and Boulevard S50 motorcycles from 1985 to 2009. It provides detailed instructions and high-quality diagrams for servicing and repairing your motorcycle, from the front bumper to the rear. The manual includes information on general operation, periodic maintenance, tune-up procedures, engine, shaft drive, cooling system, fuel and lubrication system, emission control, electrical system, chassis, and servicing information. With this manual, you'll have everything you need to perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot problems, and complete major repairs. It's the perfect resource for DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics alike.

The Suzuki VS700, VS750, and VS800, collectively known as the S50 series, were a line of cruiser motorcycles produced by Suzuki from 1985 to 2009. These motorcycles were known for their classic styling, comfortable riding position, and reliable performance. They became popular with riders of all skill levels, offering a relaxed and enjoyable riding experience. The VS series initially featured a 700cc V-twin engine, later upgraded to a 750cc and finally an 800cc engine, each offering increased power and torque. Notable features included a shaft drive, which eliminated the need for a chain, providing a smooth and low-maintenance ride. The motorcycles were also fitted with a comfortable, upright seating position, making them ideal for long-distance cruising.

Throughout their production run, the S50 series saw several refinements and upgrades. These included improvements to the engine, suspension, and brakes, ensuring that the motorcycles remained competitive and desirable. The VS700, VS750, and VS800 were known for their reliability and ease of maintenance, making them popular choices for both beginners and experienced riders. They were also affordable and readily available, further contributing to their popularity. The S50 series offered a blend of classic styling, comfortable riding, and reliable performance that made them a popular choice for cruiser enthusiasts seeking a dependable and enjoyable ride. While production of the VS series ceased in 2009, these motorcycles remain a popular choice for riders seeking a classic and comfortable cruiser experience.