DR800 replaced the DR750 in 1990. The engine got six mm longer stroke (the bore was unchanged 105 mm), the cylinder displacement increased from 727 cc to 779 cc. Otherwise it was still just about the same bike. DR Big saw a major update in 1991. The gasoline tank was decreased with five litres, now being ”only” 24 litres.

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The DR750S Big boasted a 727cc air/oil-cooled four-stroke single featuring an SOHC four-valve head layout. The big thumper produced 52 bhp (at 6600rpm) and an impressive 5.8 kgm of torque at a middling 5500 rpm.

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2025年3月31日 · – 1988 Suzuki DR 750 S. MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS. Manufacturer – Make – Model – Year: Suzuki DR 750 S 1988 Motorcycle Style: Dual-Sport . ENGINE SPECS Engine Type: 727 cc, 4 Stroke – Air Cooled – Single Engine Bore and Stroke: 105 mm x 84 mm Valves 4 valves/cylinder Claimed Horsepower: 50 hp (37.3 kW) @ 6600 rpm

2016年9月5日 · The DR750 was also known as the DR BIG, meaning it’s got one of the best model names in motorcycling history. It also had the world’s largest single cylinder engine used in a production bike – at least until Suzuki bumped up displacement to 800cc! They were never officially sold in the US, making this Illinois-based example a rare find ...

The DR750S is a replica model of the DR-Zeta factory rally bike and combines the toughness and reliability developed using know-how cultivated under harsh and challenging race conditions. It features a lightweight and compact easy-to-maintain 750 cm³ 4-stroke oil-cooled 1-cylinder SOHC 4-valve engine with revolutionary dual slingshot ...

Suzuki DR 750S Big is produced in 1987. Engine is Four stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, 4 vaves, displacement 727 cc / 44.4 cu in , produces power 37 kW / 50 hp @ 6800 rpm (rear tyre: 34.1 kW / 45.7 hp/6500 rpm ) and 55 Nm / 5.6 kgf-m / 40.6 lb-ft @ 5600 rpm.

2015年5月22日 · A production version of the DR-Z (a Paris-Dakar racer piloted by Gaston Rahier) the Suzuki DR750 featured the world’s largest single cylinder engine in a production bike – only to get topped by the DR800 in 1990.

2019年3月20日 · Suzuki arguably launched the adventure-bike genre all the way back in 1988 with its DR 750S “Big” model. Also called the “Desert Express,” it delivered long range off-road performance and comfort...