Suzuki Motocross Bikes 1973-2013

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1. I remember Roger DeCoster winning the open class on his Suzuki. I was just a kid back then. Later, I got an RM 100, which I rode the crap out of. Still ran great when I sold it.
2. The bike champions constantly choose, no doubt about it. If KTM wouldn't have paid Dungey 10.5 mill he would NOT be riding anything but Suzuki. And he will be back, just like Roczen and Bubba. Great bike, way ahead of its times
3. I'll take an RM 500 with a side order of TM400 cyclone to go please
4. Suzuki is badass
5. Love your vids... as a kid I lusted over the 1982 RM125 & RM250 (Best bikes in their class that year), the 250 was a rocket according to MA & DR...
6. 1st bike I had was the 1980 rm80, then later was a rm125.
7. 2:19 my first bike !
8. The greatest MX'er of all times rode a TM Suzuki in the early 70's.  Roger DeCoster was the man and TM was the bike at the time.  Only the Honda Red Rooster came close back then.
9. I had a 1975 TM-100 and it was the fastest and baddest bike in the neighborhood.  I could easily outrun all the 125's my friends had.  Sumbitch had a 64 tooth rear sprocket and would leave anyone on take-off's.  Top speed was 65 mph but man was it fast in the dirt (where it belonged).  Wish I still had it....sold it to some guy who wanted to take the engine out and put it on a go cart.  I'm sure that go-cart would fly though.
10. I had a TM80 in the late seventies. Loved it
11. What happened to the RM100??  Are there any left? Neighbour had one years ago.
12. banana lookin piece of shit
13. That was cool but I would like to see some works bikes.
14. awesome videos!! suzuki dominated in the late 70's and early 80's,i think till about 85' were honda took over...thanks for posting another cool video!
15. From the worst to still the worst 
16. I have a  79' RM80 
17. OMG those were the ugliest seers I ever saw 
18. I have a Suzuki rm85
19. eres un imbecil tines que poner los años macaco segurito te bañas con jabon azul 
20. The RM250 at 2:51 was in 1992 ?