The new delta box frame with better rigidity mounted the front-tilted 45-degrees straight 4 engine. Its driving parts were also reinforced, such as its disc brake with a variant piston caliper.
While it inherited its traditional style of the 60s, it was also equipped with the latest technology, such as the DOHC engine which adopted the RFVC system.
Its compact body was popular among women riders, for it was also equipped with various parts, such as the water-cooled 4-cylinder, the L-BOX frame, the front fork with PDF, or the floating disc.
It made its debut as the succeeding model of the FW model, which was the first 250cc class bike to adopt a 4-cylinder. Type S with a half cowl was added.
It was the 250cc version of its series model. A self starter was mounted to its DR-based engine. It had a moderately raised handlebar, and could be used for all purposes.
It made its debut as the series model of the 350. The body of those two models were mostly common. The engine was based on the DR250S and had a SACS (Suzuki Advanced Cooling System) unit.
It mounted the newly developed water-cooled DOHC 4-valve unit, that had an injection with a suction piston, on its original CF die-casting aluminum frame.
It was based on the VOLTY Type T. The frame and the engine were common. Yet it adopted a different wide type raised handlebar and a 18-inch/17-inch tires to become a tracker style model.