2stangs69-91
Well-Known Member
Amen to that lol.
This one's short -
Q. How do you break a Suzuki?
A. Press the start button!
:ummm:
Every Suzuki I've ever owned has been bulletproof reliable. My '93 Quadrunner 4x4 is the most durable, mechanically solid machine I've ever had the pleasure of using. It takes abuse that sends other quads straight to the repair shop time after time and never so much as misses a beat.
Maybe you were thinking of a Harley, or possibly a 60's Triumph?
My wife's Suzuki Boulevard doesn't do anything when you hit its' start button. F'er always has a dead battery. Damn thing runs a good battery down in less than a week - and it only has a digital clock drawing when off. :confused2:
Not to mention Suzuki forgot to put the other two cylinders on it when manufactured. Under powered, under batteried, junk.
Worthless POS, IMHO.
buddies 2k6 m50 was one of the most reliable bikes i've ever seen.
I thought you'd been around longer and seen more. Go figure. :biglaugh:
(only kidding - slow day and too hot to ride)
aren't those called pants :ummm: :rofl_200:Through out all of my years in elementary school & high school , all of the teachers always were constantly busting my balls , .. They were always telling me , .. " TIM , YOU REALLY SHOULD WEAR LONGER SHORTS " ... :rofl_200::biglaugh::rofl_200::biglaugh::rofl_200:
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