Suzuki scrambler

If you haven't succumbed to the charms of smaller motorcycles by now, it's probably because you haven't ridden one yet. That's the opinion of Tom Gilroy, founder of Purpose Built Moto in Queensland, Australia. And judging by the work his shop's done on this cheeky Suzuki GN250 scrambler, you can tell they're true believers. “Once you liven up a small bike a bit with a few performance mods, and get a bit of weight off them, you’re hard-pressed to find a bike that’s more fun to ride,” he says…

Suzuki GS500e Scrambler by #S3_custom

When a new motorcycle fails to sell and is soon pulled from production, it's usually the case that the manufacturer simply missed the mark! But aside from its questionable name, the Suzuki Freewind, first launched in 1997 was an excellent machine at a bargain price and yet it sat idle on the showroom floor until they were discontinued and sold off for next to nothing. One Suzuki dealer said,...

A bespoke GS, built for a vintage tailor...Launched in 1976, the Suzuki GS series was the company's first full-fledged line of four-stroke street bikes, which developed a reputation for solid handling and bulletproof, over-engineered engines. The GS750's air-cooled inline-four would become the m

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If there's one word to describe Holger Breuer's bikes, it's 'crisp.' Here, he's turned a tired old Suzuki DR650 into a slick city scrambler. [Image by Emayat Wahab]

Honda Bratstyle Scrambler

"Maandrake" Suzuki DR650 Scrambler by Motocicli Audaci, built for Dust’n Sardinia -- a +300-mile rally across the island of Sardinia.

Cool and fun custom Suzuki SV650 Scrambler built by K-Speed from Bangkok, Thailand. Check out this cool custom Suzuki SV650 that's says "FUN!".

Tokyo has one of the world’s most vibrant custom motorcycle scenes. It’s dominated by names like An-Bu, Ritmo Sereno, Sanctuary and Sundance. But here’s a new entrant worth keeping an eye on—Speedtractor. This Suzuki ST400 Tempter is one of Speedtractor’s first builds, and it’s a beauty, in a chunky kind of way. The client wanted a street scrambler that he could hit the dirt with on the way home: believe it or not, Tokyo has some “in-the-know” dirt tracks along the beds of the rivers that…