It mounted a RZ-based engine, the most powerful engine of its class. It was also equipped with the smooth 6-speed transmission and a monocross suspension.
It was the replica model of the WGP machine, RC110, that surprised the world in the 60s. It was a fantastic 50cc bike equipped with a 4-valve DOHC head.
It was a mini adventure motorcycle developed by SUZUKI as the rival model of the MONKEY. It traveled in a light manner with its 8-inch wheels and its air-cooled 2-stroke engine.
It was the limited version of EPO that mounted the 5-speed transmission engine on its compact size body. It was colored in black and gold, and it mounted a tachometer.
It weighed only 34kg, and was the lightest motor scooter of those days. Its electric horn and its wide leg shield that protected the rider's legs attracted female riders.
It looked like a scaled-down DT-1, the originator of a trail motorcycle. Its 4-speed transmission made it achieve its maximum speed, 70km/h. It was loved by its name, MINI-TRE.
It was based on the DJ-1RR, a motor scooter that traveled in an active manner. It improved its intake, exhaust, and combustion efficiency to raise its torque at mid speed range.