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This is my 2000 Suzuki VZ800 Marauder

 
Features
From the Suzuki web site:
The 2000 Marauder's styling makes a not-so-subtle promise. From its striking
paint job to its flat bars, from its contoured seat and rear fender to
its drilled disc brakes, the Marauder's drag-bike inspired design doesn't
whisper performance...it shouts it. And it's speaking to anyone with a
craving to cruise!
Fire up the V-twin engine and you're rewarded with a deep
rumbling exhaust from the dual pipes. Now you're ready to ride. The powerplant
features a wealth of advanced technology - Suzuki's exclusive Twin Swirl
Combustion Chamber head, an overhead camshaft and four valves per cylinder
- that translates directly into strong performance across the powerband.
The five-speed transmission lets you cruise effortlessly around town or
on the open highway, and it has a back-torque limiter for smooth downshifts.
The
Marauder has a unique combination of designs that make it agile in turns
and remarkably comfortable on the open road. First, it has a low, 27.6-inch
seat height and a dry weight of only 456 pounds, making it especially
maneuverable in city traffic. It features technologically advanced inverted
forks and a striking dual-shock rear suspension system which provides
smooth feedback and ensures crisp responsiveness. At the same time, it
has a long, 64.8-inch wheelbase, which allows it to offer a roomy seating
position. 
The new Marauder also adds a deeply padded and well-contoured saddle to
ensure comfortable cruising wherever the road takes you. Whether you want
to muscle your way across the city or down the road, the choice is clear:
the Marauder 800.
If you know of any Marauder sites ......let me know....e-mail
me subject line-- Marauder
In
case you missed it.Move your pointer over the two Marauder emblems at
the top onf this page.
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