How to kick start a Suzuki DR350 4 stroke?
The 4-stroke engine on the DR is a “cold-blooded’ motor requiring time to warm up before it will run at its best. It is important to bring the engine oil up to temperature before hard riding. Start the engine first then don your gear (helmet, boots, gloves etc) allowing both the engine and engine oil to warm to normal operating temperatures.
How many miles does a Suzuki DR350 motorcycle have?
Combined with the Suzuki DR350’s modest power output and you’ve got the recipe for an easy to ride motorcycle that’s fun for newer riders. The Suzuki DR350’s essentials are pretty well brilliant – the motor is good for 50,000 miles or more, the suspension wears well and there’s precious little to damage in a drop.
When did the Mikuni DR350 CV carb come out?
This kit was designed to replace the stock Mikuni CV carb that came with DR350SE (electric start models) beginning in 1994. However, all DR350s can benefit with the use of the TM33. NOTE: While other models are very similar; these instructions apply specifically to the DR350 electric start models.
How much mpg does a DR 350 get?
That being said, it has a slightly small tank, ~2 gallons, but I got an average of 65-70 mpg out of my 350, and that was not going reserved on the throttle. That is offroading in gravel, dirt, and spinning the tire in mud A LOT. The bike WILL go 80-ish mph, but it will not stay there.
Is there a 1994 Suzuki DR 350 for sale?
1994 Suzuki DR 350 for sale. Bike is clean and in excellent condition and has current registration. It has new tires, plastic and graphics that was done this summer and a big bore kit and after market exhaust last year; It’s a endure that I changed over to a dual sport last year. It’s a kick start only but starts so easy and runs great.
Is there a street legal version of the Suzuki DR350?
At first, there was the DR350S, a street-legal version of the the pure trail version, DR350, with no license plate holder or mirrors. In 1994 an electric starter was added, and the street legal version’s name was changed to DR350SE. The American motocross expert Al Baker was involved in designing the model.
This kit was designed to replace the stock Mikuni CV carb that came with DR350SE (electric start models) beginning in 1994. However, all DR350s can benefit with the use of the TM33. NOTE: While other models are very similar; these instructions apply specifically to the DR350 electric start models.
How much mpg does a Suzuki DR350 get?
Genuine 70 mpg. The tank is small though, so typically 100miles before refuel ( there are larger after market plastic tanks available). You won’t want 2 ride 100 miles without a break. It’s just annoying if U commute say 50 miles each way…you’ll need 2 refuel daily Low down power. This isn’t a high revving machine. I think 60mph roughly 6000rpm.
Are there different versions of the Suzuki DR350?
As for some other DR models, the DR350 available in different versions. At first, there was the DR350S, a street-legal version of the the pure trail version, DR350, with no license plate holder or mirrors. In 1994 an electric starter was added, and the street legal version’s name was changed to DR350SE.
When did Suzuki add height control to DR350?
In 1992 Suzuki added an SHC (Suzuki Height Control) function to the DR350. That made it possible to lower the seat height as much as 40 mm (1.6 inches).
Is there a manual decompression lever on the DR350?
The high compression of the DR350 requires use of the manual decompression lever for the kick start model. Although some find it difficult to start the kick start models, they can start very easily when properly tuned and the decompression lever is used properly. If you have a stock vacuum operated petcock, set it initially to PRI.
The 4-stroke engine on the DR is a “cold-blooded’ motor requiring time to warm up before it will run at its best. It is important to bring the engine oil up to temperature before hard riding. Start the engine first then don your gear (helmet, boots, gloves etc) allowing both the engine and engine oil to warm to normal operating temperatures.
Where can I buy parts for my Suzuki DR350?
If you own a DR350, and need parts to keep it around a long time, you can find Suzuki DR350 parts and accessories made by top manufactures when you shop at BikeBandit.com. We even carry a range of Suzuki DR350 riding gear.
Is the Suzuki DR350 a good MSM?
From multisurfacemotorcycling.com: Class: Light-Heavyweight The Suzuki DR350 is a good medium range MSM. Unfortunately we feel Suzuki made a mistake when they discontinued this model and released the DRZ400 as a replacement. – Saddle bag capable?
In 1992 Suzuki added an SHC (Suzuki Height Control) function to the DR350. That made it possible to lower the seat height as much as 40 mm (1.6 inches).