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James P |
Where can I find a luggage rack for a 08' Suzuki Boulevard c50 that doesn't need mounted to a back rest? |
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www.oneidasuzuki.com
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Dbub |
What is the best upgrade to give my Suzuki Boulevard C50 more power ? |
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as for the honda apparatus asnwer he said more power, not make it a turd. check out volusiariders.com for more info on hop ups, customization etc.
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Kim M |
How do I access the battery on a 2005 Suzuki Boulevard C50? |
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There is a dart at the back of the passenger seat, you remove it and slide the seat to the rear to wipe out it. This will expose the bolts at the rear of the rider's seat, dispose of them (there's either 1 or 2) and slide the rider's seat back. Look down between the gas tank and the ass fender. There's your battery.
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Joe M |
Suzuki Boulevard C50 - How much oil to add when changing? |
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I have a 2007 Boulevard C50T. My instructions says it should take 3000 ml(3.2 US Qt) when changing oil only. If changing filter also it will take 3400 ml(3.6 US Qt). This is out of the VL800/C/T Owners Directions. Hope it helps. | |
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Jim |
Any significant problems with a 2005 Suzuki Boulevard C50? |
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I occupied to own a 2005 C50T. They are very good, nearly trouble-free bikes. I wanted a bigger bike, so I traded mine on a new Nomad. Verify out volusiariders.com - it's a forum dedicated to these bikes. See for yourself what the people who own them think about them.
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Touring British Columbia The Suzuki Boulevard C50T I'd lined up was perfect for the trip: It's comfortable and relaxing to ride. My husband, Lynn, on the other hand, rolled out his |
Saturday 18th April and we've just picked up Dax's new bike - a Suzuki C50 Boulevard Cruiser. Verrrrry nice and shiny with all that chrome, and in the right colour too - burgundy :) (and how cool does Dax look on it? He's hot in his leather jacket, Draggin jeans and the boots!)
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That mar on the rear fender is from the temporary removal of the passenger seat... trying to come up with ideas for hiding it... Also considering moving the tag to below the TS, or at least doing the lay-down mod.
That mar on the rear fender is from the temporary removal of the passenger seat... trying to come up with ideas for hiding it... Also considering moving the tag to below the TS, or at least doing the lay-down mod.
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Just got my chrome lowers, must install ASAP because as-is I get some major buffeting up around 70-90kmh.
Also, just for the record, the dual-piston caliper on the single front disc brake is a bit weak for a bike that's 600 lbs plus cargo and passengers.