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Features
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Key Features
The Boulevard M90's stylish cutting edge look features sleek flowing lines swooping from a distinctive headlight cowl to a smooth tail section and wider rear fender covering a massive 200 section rear tire.
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Available in Metallic Thunder Gray and Glass Sparkle Black. |
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Engine Features
A 1462cc long-stroke, four-valve DOHC, V-Twin engine features single overhead cams provides massive torque delivery and efficient fuel economy.
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Specialized chrome exhaust system fed from equal length headers produce a meaty V-Twin rumble. |
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Suzuki’s class-leading electronic fuel injection system features the Dual Throttle Value (SDTV) as well as an engine management system to provide smooth throttle response and fuel efficiency. |
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Utilizes nitride Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) to provide strong and smooth chrome on the upper compression and oil control piston rings to reduce friction and improve sealing. |
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Dual spark plugs for each cylinder contribute to proper ignition and efficient fuel economy. |
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Effective engine management system and emissions control measures allow the M90 to meet the latest emission standards. |
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A spring loaded scissor type split primary drive gear mounted on the crankshaft also reduces mechanical noise. |
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Suzuki's proven PAIR system uses a solenoid valve controlled by the engine management system to inject fresh air from the airbox into the exhaust ports, igniting any unburned hydrocarbons and reducing carbon monoxide emissions. |
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Each aluminum alloy cylinder is plated with SCEM nickel phosphorus silicon carbide coating which reduces friction and increases heat transfer, durability and ring sealing. |
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Aluminum-alloy slipper pistons have cutaway sides to reduce friction and each piston carries three rings. |
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An Automatic Idle Speed Control (ISC) system regulates the amount of air fed into the throttle body idle circuits, improving cold starting, reducing cold start emissions and stabilizing engine idle under varying conditions. |
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To reduce mechanical noise, each cylinder head’s cam cover is separated from the cam bearing caps, and a rubber gasket is used between the cylinder head and the cam cover. |
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Transmission Features
Power is delivered through a wide ratio five speed transmission and a shock reducing damper, through a clean running, reliable drive shaft to the rear wheel.
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Large flywheels help smooth out low rpm power pulses, as does a spring loaded primary drive damper bolted to the end of the crankshaft. |
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New Chassis Features
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Thick, raked-back front forks deliver a generous 140mm (5.5 in) wheel travel. |
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Tastefully chromed engine covers, air cleaner covers, shaft drive secondary cover, swingarm pivot cover and exhaust system heat shields give the M90 an exciting look |
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Inverted front forks have 43mm inner tubes and deliver 5.12 inches (130mm) of wheel travel. |
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Dual fully floating 290mm front disc brakes with dual-piston calipers; 275mm rear disc brake with a single dual-piston caliper. |
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The swingarm is also built from strong steel tubing and incorporates the driveshaft on the left side. |
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New Engine Features
The long stretched fuel tank holds a full 18 liters (4.76 gallons) of fuel.
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The multi reflector headlight features a 60/55w halogen high/low beam bulb. The passing light feature both beams are illuminated. |
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The M90 comes with a long, wide, and well-cushioned seat. Similarly, the comfortable passenger seat is easily replaced with a Suzuki tail section cover for solo rides. |
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Further ride quality on the M90 is produced by specifically designed Bridgestone tires featuring a wide 120/70ZR18M/C (59W) front and 200/50ZR17M/C (75W) rear. |
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The pulled-back handlebars are positioned within a short distance from the seat which are ergonomically designed to improve the machine interface, adding to rider comfort. |
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The instrument cluster includes a convenient gear-position indicator, a large fuel meter, and a clock always on display. |
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Long, chrome-plated sidestand is designed and positioned to help make it easier to move the parked bike up off the stand. |
