Suzuki has launched special graphic kits to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its RM line, bringing five retro options representing different decades of its motocross bikes.
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This initiative highlights the popularity of retro style in motorcycling, especially in motocross, where manufacturers like Yamaha have also invested in this nostalgic look.
Each kit offers buyers of the RM-Z250 and RM-Z450 the chance to customize their bikes with graphics inspired by the decades from the 1970s to the 2010s, honoring both the past and present of racing.
Modern graphics maintain an appealing look, but it is in the styles of previous decades that many fans find their greatest inspirations. The 2000s kits are especially popular among fans of Ricky Carmichael, a motocross legend, while the 1990s bring an emotional connection for those who grew up watching Travis Pastrana, famous for both his racing and his extreme stunts since a young age.
While the 1980s kit may not be as appreciated as the others, it still attracts specific fans, such as those of Mark Barnett. The 1970s kit, which pays tribute to legendary Roger DeCoster, is a key piece for those who value the early journey of the RM.
Overall, the expectation is that the 1990s graphics will be the best sellers, but the variety of options allows fans to choose the one that resonates most with their memories and motocross heroes.
Source: Ride Apart | Photo: Official site – Suzuki | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team