Best for all around use. Not a rocket, but a nice and cozy ride
Nothing so far.
Very reliable, fuel tank is a little too small, but a great handling machine. I have been riding for 50 years, and this will most likely be my last one.
Would you buy another motorcycle from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 23rd April, 2020
Love the look, style and handling
Stator.
The bike has a small fuel tank, but I installed the G-Man tank and the G-man processor, and K&N filter with a Vance & Hines 2 into 1 exhaust, and it is awesome.
Would you buy another motorcycle from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 17th January, 2017
This is the last one
Refused to start, once, for a minute. Readout read FI. Turned the key off then on and it fired right up. Kinda spooks you out in the middle of nowhere.
Plenty of power solo or two up. Don't know why others are getting mid 40's mpg. I ride 55mph/90klm on two lane and 65mph/105klm on multi, and get 57 mpg two up and 61 solo. (imp/gal). And that was on my 1st and 2nd tank. I'm expecting 1 or 2 more once it loosens up.
I love the weight of these big boy's on the highway. No more getting blown around by trucks and side winds.
Comfort is good, but my wife say's "Mustang seat Please".
I've had many more bike's than I deserve over the year's. I'm retiring next year, and I think this is the one I'll ride off into the sunset on.
Would you buy another motorcycle from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 3rd July, 2010
I have a 2006 and three other bikes, and ride around 325 days a year. I grew up on Harleys, but I do love this bike.
I have put on 26,000 so far, and zero problems. I have made several 2000 to 3000 mile trips. This bike loves the open road, and I love this bike!
Do you still have your C90T? I'm looking at buying one, and was impressed by the reviews on this site.
Great bike, give me a few more options though
I have had a very bad steering wobble for about a year. I recently had to replace the original back tire (Bridgestone W/W) at 22000K. A very serviceable tire IMHO, and the original front is still on the motorcycle.
My complaint is that the dealer has stated that the steering head bearings need to be replaced on this bike to get rid of the wobble. He demonstrated the "flat spot" to me as the bike was in the shop and on a lift.
I was told that there is NO way to grease these bearings as part of a regular maintenance program. And to take the front end apart to repack the bearings, is the same amount of labour as to replace what appears to be about $100C parts.
So SUZUKI, what is with this? Coming from an agricultural upbringing, I find it VERY disappointing that a world class manufacturer would not take a lesson from some one like John Deere or Caterpillar.
"The squeaky wheel gets the grease, but not in Suzuki's case"
No serviceability for the steering head bearings, a MAJOR safety concern.
Fit and finish, fantastic.
Needs a sixth gear.
Price point value to price was excellent.
IMHO, a truly gorgeous cruiser.
Would you buy another motorcycle from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 25th June, 2010
When you go to the dealer or the mechanic's shop for that problem of handle bars vibrating, most likely they will tell you that the bearings of the handle bars are bad. Of course they want to sell, it happened to me and some of my friends, but in my case it was not the bearings at all; in my case the only thing was that I needed a new front tire, it was time to replace it already. Also if your tire don't have the proper air pressure, too flat or too much air, it can make the handle bars vibrate.
25th Jul 2018, 00:42
I have an 05 90 and want to put in a G man tank. Is it hard to install? Does it fit without changing or modifications?
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