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  • Build Quality
    4.8 (4)
  • Value for Money
    4.8 (4)
  • Cleaning & Maintenance
    4.8 (4)
  • Mileage 4,451.5 km (4)
  • Noise Level
    3.3 (4)
  • Acceleration / Power
    5.0 (4)
  • Braking
    5.0 (4)
  • Comfort
    4.5 (4)
  • Fuel Efficiency
    4.0 (4)
  • Gear Shifting
    4.0 (4)
  • Handling
    4.5 (4)
  • Suspension
    4.5 (4)
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growly

growlyCanberra, Australian Capital Territory

M109R for touring

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RICEY
RICEY

Hi I was wondering where you got the 2" risers from? Also what modification did you have to do to the wiring, cables etc. Would appreciated if could advise. Cheers.

AlienSpy

AlienSpyTasmania

M109RZ = Awesome

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RICEY

RICEYAU

  • 3 reviews
  • 2 likes

Love it, love it, love

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What a great bike...Just lowered it last week and it sits, looks and rides even better. So much value for money. The clunks in 1 2 and down you get use to and once figured the revs etc, this is the best bike ever. I also modified the rear light to frosted, rear indicators to small ones and number plate under the seat. Now from the back and lowered, this is one good looking!

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Pure Bliss

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Excellent

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Excellent

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Best fun ever with your trousers on

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uzz32soarer

uzz32soarerGreater Melbourne (Outer), VIC

  • 3 reviews
  • 3 likes

The mighty 109

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bubba69
bubba69

thanku was wondering why the beast did that at low speeds.

Excellent

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ottouberswengen

ottouberswengen

  • 4 reviews
  • 5 likes

Owning the M109 LE

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Grant the Panther

Grant the PantherAU

  • 2 reviews
  • 2 likes

Upgraded from M50 which I loved... and this is heaven

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Power to burn.. in low speed zones just plods along in lower gears... in the 100km zone and a slight twist and you are there. On the open road the bike and therefore the body do it easy. The big 240 rear tyre is different but once you work out how it acts its ok ...bike looks great from all angles
The styling is great ... others look and I perve at it. I thought it would be a heavy bike to ride but its well balanced
Got to learn how to treat the bike going from 1st to 2nd and down from 3rd to 2nd to 1st ...its different to anything I've ever ridden .. you have work out the optimum revs.

Bullboy

BullboyAU

  • 3 reviews
  • 3 likes

Just want to ride it every day

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Bullboy
Bullboy

Sold it and Bought a Harley Road King back in October 2014, My back has never been better. If you can afford it Harley Davidson is the way to go, Sorry Suzuki..

janis

janis

  • 9 reviews
  • 7 likes

Looks good when new but that's where it ends.

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Blown away!

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Well since owning an 05 softail deluxe & at the same time a 2011 Triumph Scrambler this is a delight! I was very surprised when i picked it up and am a little impulsive..waiting for dissapointment it became apparent that this machine is the BULL! Cannot beleive how comfortable, and powerful this bike is and man i like the look of it! Makes my Harleys ect.. feel almost like a 4 cylinder car...Love it!
cheap,reliable,exhaust sounds good once unrestricted,comfort,looks

Terrible

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This is the most dissapointing bike i have ever owned. No matter what Suzuki dealer i take it they tell me that this behaviour is normal for this model of bike, one dealer said you are lucky you didn't but the m109c
Looks
Lack of power, surging in traffic, and clutch shudder, and what is the other half of the throttle for.

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Excellent

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Monyet_Bodo

Monyet_Bodo

  • 14 reviews

Excellent

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Very good bike when going to far places or travelling. I would rather buy this kind of bike then a harley because its a lot cheaper.
Its very powerful. Gotta love the looks and handling of this bike. Even the comfort is very nice for this bike.
Theres no cons for this bike. Its a perfect bike.

hd

hdAustralia

Good

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What more can i say this is the new kid on the block the breaking & performance is out of this world
Looks hot fast bike real fast
Checking the engine oil is so hard and also the paint job is poor quality

melwiz007

melwiz007South Australia

  • 33 reviews

Excellent

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My husband had a road bike and found on long trips that his legs hurt from the position (he has long legs) on the boulevard he can sit upright with his legs down, rather than bent up high. he states its great for long distance and short distances and said he would not go back to a palin road bike again. there is room for the pillion passenger and foot rests for the pasenger, which is great.
excellent for long distance driving without squashing your legs, great touring bike
a bit uncomfortable to sit on for too long, and you get wet in the rain.

Excellent

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Questions & Answers

Thomas J.

Thomas J.asked

when i drive hard and i engine break in second gear from 5000 to 2500 rpm.
i get a f1 light.how come ?
its a 2015 model m109r and have a healtech sensor eliminator on,
turn power off and its gone every time

2 answers
JAC
JAC

FI light relates to your fuel injection system. Healtech normaly eliminates false FI lights. A few guys I know had similar issues, but all causes varied alot.
Try any of the following to rule it out;

1. Dirty fuel injectors. Fill with fuel injector cleaner for the next 3 tanks full of fuel to clean injectors. If still happening, try 2.

2. Replace fuel filter. Bit of a big job, but basicly tank needs to come of to replace it. Also check you dont have rust flakes in your tank as this can cause fuel filter to not work probably. Or 3.

3. Check healtech wiring is not scalded, pinched and harness contacts are secure and not loose.

4. Assuming you have replaced exhaust pipes or bought bike with non standars pipes? If so, you may have O2 eliminators installed, if so, make sure no vacuum leakage through O2 eliminators as think can trigger a false FI sensor to turn on.

5. If still have issues after all checks above, then may have to take it to an M109R capable mechanic to triubleshoot further and rectify as it may be trhe fuel injection model itself or potentially could be a faltering healtech sensor.

Good luck....

Thomas J.
Thomas J.

thx alot.ill try it out

Wayne

Wayneasked

I stripped the gear oil filler nut can I fill from the other plug?

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JAC
JAC

Yes, so long as filler plug case thread is ok and not shredded. Recommend to purchase a new filler nut.

Wayne
Wayne

Hey Jac I will replace but wanna ride now the other nut I'm talking about is the one that is dead center on the hub can I put the gear oil in there too till I get the new filler nut thanks

Randall B

Randall Basked

2013 M109R 8, 500 Mi swppp training exhaust Spike air filters flashed ECU the motorcycle started spitting and popping through the exhaust I have new plugs new fuel filter also throws under acceleration from a hard pull a f i 30 code which is the idle air sensor that I replace with two other ones and still throws the same code what's going on?

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JAC
JAC

You need O2 sensor eliminator, otherwise FI light always pop up and exhaust wil pop until fixed.

Randall B
Randall B

not a California model that does not have O2 sensor

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