Suzuki DR 600 S (reduced Effect) - 1986 Specifications and Reviews

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General information

CategoryEnduro / offroad
ModelSuzuki DR 600 S (reduced effect)
Year1986

Engine and Transmission Specifications

Transmission typefinal driveChain
Gearbox5-speed
Cooling systemAir
Fuel controlOHC
Valves per cylinder4
Bore x stroke94.0 x 85.0 mm (3.7 x 3.3 inches)
Compression9.5:1
Power27.00
Stroke4
Engine typeSingle cylinder
Capacity:590.00 ccm (36.00 cubic inches)
 
 

Physical measures and capacities

Weight incl. oil, gas, etc160.0 kg (352.7 pounds)
 
 

Suzuki DR 600 S (reduced Effect) dimensions and frame

Rear brakesExpanding brake
Front brakesSingle disc
Rear tyre dimensions130/80-17
Front tyre dimensions100/80-21

Speed and acceleration

Top speed131.0 km/h (81.4 mph)

Other specs

MaintenanceFind parts, fluids, filters, maintenance tools and service items on eBay
Fuel capacity20.00 litres (5.28 gallons)

Performance Profile & Rider Fit

27 hp
Peak Power
9.5s
0-60 mph
81.4 mph
Top Speed

Best For

Track10%
City45%
Cornering45%
Daily Riding40%
Touring42%
Passenger25%

Rider Profile

Best ForThis is a detuned, learner-friendly version of a big single-cylinder dual-sport, so it suits newer riders or those wanting a gentle, forgiving power delivery.
PurposeIt's built primarily as a light off-road and dual-sport machine, with tall suspension travel and a narrow front tyre favoring dirt and trail use over outright road speed.
Rider FitA tall seat height and lean 160kg curb weight demand reasonable leg length and balance, though the reduced power output makes low-speed handling less intimidating than a full-power DR600.
CharacterIt has the honest, thumping character of a big air-cooled single, valuing simplicity and low-end torque over top-end excitement.
Not Ideal ForThis is not the bike for riders wanting highway-speed touring comfort, passenger carrying, or any kind of sporty road performance.

Character map is an editorial estimate based on this bike's specifications, not a lab-tested measurement.

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