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2026 Suzuki DR-Z125L
Well suited for young and smaller stature riders the 2026 DR-Z125L can take on the dirt like a larger, more expensive bike. Large-diameter 19-inch front and 16-inch rear tires, as well as a front disc brake, deliver big bike performance to a size-appropriate motorcycle. The DR-Z125L is the perfect platform to build essential riding skills upon, thanks to a true manual clutch and a five-speed transmission.
Styled to mirror Suzuki’s Championship-winning RM-Z models, this DR-Z brings sharp handling plus strong low-end and mid-range engine power. An off-road value, the DR-Z125L is an unassuming, easy to ride package packed with loads of fun.
Features may include:
Engine - Compact, 124cc, four-stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, air-cooled engine provides strong low- to mid-range power delivery that can be easily managed.
- Mikuni® VM20SS carburetor contributes to excellent throttle response.
- Spark-arrestor equipped muffler is environmentally friendly yet has a pleasant exhaust note.
Transmission- Five-speed transmission with link-type, foot-operated gearshift system for precise operation and valuable feedback to the rider.
- Easy-pull, manual clutch lever lets the rider control takeoffs and power delivery.
Chassis- Lightweight, high-rigidity steel pipe frame and rear beam-style swingarm are designed specifically to create a compact, mid-sized off-road machine.
- Lightweight aluminum rims (19-inch front/16-inch rear) help reduce unsprung weight, contribute to agile handling, and smooth suspension performance.
- Braking is provided by a lightweight front hydraulic disc brake and rear mechanical drum brake.
Electrical - Precise digital CDI ignition system has an ignition-timing map tuned to optimize the engine’s power characteristics.
