New Suzuki Powersports For Sale in Miami, FL near Fort Lauderdale

Suzuki continually innovates and brings the latest features to market. At Riva Motorsports Miami we have a great lineup of new Suzuki motorsport vehicles for sale at our dealership in Florida near Fort Lauderdale and Kendall. Visit our Suzuki dealership today and let us get you on the road in style!

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Suzuki's Origins: Rising Above the Rest

There’s a good reason Suzuki is one of the most popular and trusted names in the powersports industry. Not only do they have the history to prove they’re worth the hype, but they have the quality products to match. Check out the history behind this iconic company, and then stop by Riva Motorsports Miami to see some of these models in person at our location in Miami, Florida.
 

The Beginnings

To start at the beginning, we’ll have to travel halfway around the world to the coastal village of Hamamatsu, Japan. In the early days, you wouldn’t have seen a single powersport vehicle. In fact, you wouldn’t have seen any vehicles in general. This is because the company first began as Suzuki Loom Works when founder Michio Suzuki first launched it in 1909. They focused more on creating weaving looms and machines, but soon expanded into drivable vehicles. The company’s first prototype car was developed in 1937, complete with a liquid-cooled, four-stroke, four-cylinder engine. 

In 1952, Suzuki took its first step into the motorcycle market, starting with the Power Free, a motorized bike with a 36cc, one horsepower engine. It took only a few years to start producing roughly 6,000 motorcycles a month. And then they took their next big leap. 
 

Competition

Suzuki’s early powersports days were on the racing track. In 1962, a Suzuki bike took home the company’s first motorcycle racing world championship Grand Prix in the 50cc class. It was a model co-designed by the rider himself, a man named Ernst Degner from Germany. He also helped create other Suzuki racing bikes and would go on to win another five 50cc titles.

Around the same time, fellow racer and New Zealand native Hugh Anderson would also go on to achieve a number of racing titles with a Suzuki motorcycle, including a double world championship in the 50cc and 125cc categories for the years of 1963 and 1965. This launched Suzuki into the world of racing and serious powersports and helped them establish a reputation for superior performance and quality, a reputation they continue to hold today. 

But maybe you’re still not quite convinced. If you’d like to talk to one of our experienced staff about our thoughts on Suzuki models, or if you’d like to see them for yourself, then stop by Riva Motorsports Miami and let us know how we can help you! We proudly serve Fort Lauderdale and Kendall, Florida.