Suzuki - DR800S - 2x - 800 cc - 1992
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Two 1992 Suzuki DR800S motorcycles located in the Netherlands with Dutch registration papers, one MN-52-NF in great condition with recent oil change and serviced carburettors and the other MP-90-SV needing work; frame number SR43A108931, engine number R-405104055, mileage 47000 km, CoC not present, export possible at €75 per bike for registration documents.
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Description from the seller
Collection of 2 x 1992 Suzuki DR800S for sale together.
The 1st bike (MN-52-NF) is in great condition. Start and go.
Recent oil change, carburettors cleaned and new parts.
Tires and chain are good.
The 2nd bike (MP-90-SV) comes with new seat, baggage holder, and new lock set for all the locks.
Needs work.
Export is possible at €75 per bike to register it in a different country.
The Suzuki DR 800 S, affectionately nicknamed the "DR Big," isn’t just a motorcycle—it’s a statement. Born from Suzuki’s Paris-Dakar rally ambitions in the late 1980s, this air/oil-cooled thumper dominated the dual-sport scene with its audacious 779 cc single-cylinder engine, the largest production single of its era. Designed for riders who craved adventure without compromise, the DR Big straddled the line between desert racer and touring workhorse. From 1990 to 2000, it carved out a cult following, offering a blend of raw simplicity and rugged capability that modern ADV bikes still aspire to match.
Collection of 2 x 1992 Suzuki DR800S for sale together.
The 1st bike (MN-52-NF) is in great condition. Start and go.
Recent oil change, carburettors cleaned and new parts.
Tires and chain are good.
The 2nd bike (MP-90-SV) comes with new seat, baggage holder, and new lock set for all the locks.
Needs work.
Export is possible at €75 per bike to register it in a different country.
The Suzuki DR 800 S, affectionately nicknamed the "DR Big," isn’t just a motorcycle—it’s a statement. Born from Suzuki’s Paris-Dakar rally ambitions in the late 1980s, this air/oil-cooled thumper dominated the dual-sport scene with its audacious 779 cc single-cylinder engine, the largest production single of its era. Designed for riders who craved adventure without compromise, the DR Big straddled the line between desert racer and touring workhorse. From 1990 to 2000, it carved out a cult following, offering a blend of raw simplicity and rugged capability that modern ADV bikes still aspire to match.
Details
Brand
Suzuki
Model Type
DR800S - 2x
Engine size (in cc)
800
Year of first registration
1992
Condition
Very good
Registration papers
with Dutch registration
Mileage
47000 km
Frame number
SR43A108931
Engine number
R-405104055
Located in country
Netherlands
CoC (Certificate of Conformity) present
No
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