Much Needed Help, Suzuki Ma50 engine.
08-27-19 | 03:49 AM
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Much Needed Help, Suzuki Ma50 engine.
Hi all, I have recently gotten myself a Suzuki MA50, from around the early 1960s. But it has no engine and I don't know what type of engine it is I cannot seem to find out on google. Because I NEED an engine for it, I believe the engine is the same engine as in these models > Suzuki 50MA, MA50, MC50, MD50, M10, M12, M12-2, M15, M15D. It would help me out a lot if anyone had some much needed information.
Regards, Jake.
Regards, Jake.
08-27-19 | 04:00 AM
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Hi all, I have recently gotten myself a Suzuki MA50, from around the early 1960s. But it has no engine and I don't know what type of engine it is I cannot seem to find out on google. Because I NEED an engine for it, I believe the engine is the same engine as in these models > Suzuki 50MA, MA50, MC50, MD50, M10, M12, M12-2, M15, M15D. It would help me out a lot if anyone had some much needed information.
Regards, Jake.
Regards, Jake.
08-27-19 | 05:23 AM
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This is a forum for bicycles. But good luck, I owned a couple Suzukis years ago, good bikes.
08-27-19 | 05:46 AM
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Hi all, I have recently gotten myself a Suzuki MA50, from around the early 1960s. But it has no engine and I don't know what type of engine it is I cannot seem to find out on google. Because I NEED an engine for it, I believe the engine is the same engine as in these models > Suzuki 50MA, MA50, MC50, MD50, M10, M12, M12-2, M15, M15D. It would help me out a lot if anyone had some much needed information.
Regards, Jake.
Regards, Jake.
Good luck.
You should buy a road bike and pedal around too! They’re fun.
I have a 1970 ht1 and a 75 xl250
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08-27-19 | 05:48 AM
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I learned to ride on a Suzuki TS90 (internet pic). It had a weird oil injection system that quit working, so I ran it on pre-mix.
Would occasionally seize and the pipe burned my leg, but otherwise fond memories. Good luck with your quest!
Would occasionally seize and the pipe burned my leg, but otherwise fond memories. Good luck with your quest!
08-27-19 | 06:03 AM
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That Suzuki fits perfectly into this forum. As long it remains without engine of course 
Put some pedals on it and it looks like a mountain bike
Put some pedals on it and it looks like a mountain bike
08-27-19 | 06:13 AM
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We only do electric motorcycles here, AKA "E-bikes". 
08-27-19 | 07:32 AM
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Hi all, I have recently gotten myself a Suzuki MA50, from around the early 1960s. But it has no engine and I don't know what type of engine it is I cannot seem to find out on google. Because I NEED an engine for it, I believe the engine is the same engine as in these models > Suzuki 50MA, MA50, MC50, MD50, M10, M12, M12-2, M15, M15D. It would help me out a lot if anyone had some much needed information.
Regards, Jake.
Regards, Jake.
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