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We found the following complaints for SUZUKI C50 (BOULEVARD) (2007)

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The first time this happened i thought it was just the bike needed a tune up so i did a tune up. Same thing started occurring more often after. The problem lies in going low rpm and low speeds where the motorcycle spits and sputters and 3 out or 5 times it cuts off, leaving the driver with no control over the bike. This issue has not resulted in an accident yet; but is a danger non the less. I have since taken it to two different motorcycle shops and they have yet to determine what the issue is. I do not feel safe riding this motorcycle in this condition as it could cut off and loose control and crash, which could result in bodily injury. The second shop that still has the bike is getting a suzuki representative to come and look at it since the authorized suzuki shop has no clue in what is going on with the motorcycle. This seems to be the first issue of this kind where these experts have not been able to figure out why this motorcycle is doing this. I have been told that all the components that have been check are well within tolerances as set forth by the manufacture. The motorcycle is stock except for the exhaust, which was the way i bought it. I had a power commander installed but the" issue" was with it on or off. I wanted to post this to inform anyone else who has this make, model and year of bike to take heed and be safe if this situation starts affecting them as it has me. So far i have spent way too much money in trying to get this resolved, but i would rather ride a safe bike instead of a non-safe bike. Current mileage now is 50,000..

The contact owns a 2007 american suzuki, boulevard c50 motorcycle.the contact stated that when the fuel tank gets down to a quarter tank, the vehicle shuts down when stopped.the vehicle would restart a few minutes later.the dealer advised the contact to keep the tank filled.he informed the dealer that the tank was filled with gas and the fuel was most likely not processing through the proper valves.the dealer agreed to diagnose the vehicle.the current mileage was 1,410 and failure mileage was 200.

The first time this happened i thought it was just the bike needed a tune up so i did a tune up. Same thing started occurring more often after. The problem lies in going low rpm and low speeds where the motorcycle spits and sputters and 3 out or 5 times it cuts off, leaving the driver with no control over the bike. This issue has not resulted in an accident yet; but is a danger non the less. I have since taken it to two different motorcycle shops and they have yet to determine what the issue is. I do not feel safe riding this motorcycle in this condition as it could cut off and loose control and crash, which could result in bodily injury. The second shop that still has the bike is getting a suzuki representative to come and look at it since the authorized suzuki shop has no clue in what is going on with the motorcycle. This seems to be the first issue of this kind where these experts have not been able to figure out why this motorcycle is doing this. I have been told that all the components that have been check are well within tolerances as set forth by the manufacture. The motorcycle is stock except for the exhaust, which was the way i bought it. I had a power commander installed but the" issue" was with it on or off. I wanted to post this to inform anyone else who has this make, model and year of bike to take heed and be safe if this situation starts affecting them as it has me. So far i have spent way too much money in trying to get this resolved, but i would rather ride a safe bike instead of a non-safe bike. Current mileage now is 50,000..

Bad vibration and sound like dangerous from clutch and rear brake worry.

Bad vibration and sound like dangerous from clutch and rear brake worry.

The contact owned a 2007 suzuki c50t motorcycle. The contact stated he was driving 45 mph when an unknown part fractured from the vehicle, in which he believed was related to the suspension. He continued driving and as he was exiting an off ramp, the vehicle began pulling to the left abnormally. The contact was unable to control the vehicle. The contact was involved in a crash and could not recall the events of the crash other than being transported to the hospital via ambulance. The contact sustained four broken ribs, a collapsed lung and a separated ac joint to the shoulder. The vehicle was taken in possession by the contact's insurance company. The vehicle was destroyed. A police report was available. The failure mileage was 10,000.updated 11/15/10 the consumer stated while riding the bike, a loud sound was heard as if something had broke off the motorcycle. Shortly after, as the consumer tried to exit off the highway, the motorcycle didn't want to turn and pulled to the left and consequently, the crashed. Updated 11/24/10

No incident of crash or road failure yet. Own 2007 suzuki blvd c50t motorcycle. Cracks developed on front wheel hub. Reported cracks to dealership within first 600 miles july of 2007. Factory stated they were casting imperfections. Cracks continued to grow. Reported to dealership in april of 2008 that the imperfections were expanding. Factory continued to claim them not ofa safety concern. July 2008 cracks are continuing to form. Dealership and factory are not trying to resolve issue. Had cracks looked at by co-workers who are aircraft structural technicians. They stated that the imperfections were cracks and not imperfections. Have read on internet forums that others are having the same problems with the same results from the factory. Please review. Feel that this may be an accident waiting to happen. Reporting this that maybe the factory may stand behind product that meets safety standards.

The contact owned a 2007 suzuki c50t motorcycle. The contact stated he was driving 45 mph when an unknown part fractured from the vehicle, in which he believed was related to the suspension. He continued driving and as he was exiting an off ramp, the vehicle began pulling to the left abnormally. The contact was unable to control the vehicle. The contact was involved in a crash and could not recall the events of the crash other than being transported to the hospital via ambulance. The contact sustained four broken ribs, a collapsed lung and a separated ac joint to the shoulder. The vehicle was taken in possession by the contact's insurance company. The vehicle was destroyed. A police report was available. The failure mileage was 10,000.updated 11/15/10 the consumer stated while riding the bike, a loud sound was heard as if something had broke off the motorcycle. Shortly after, as the consumer tried to exit off the highway, the motorcycle didn't want to turn and pulled to the left and consequently, the crashed. Updated 11/24/10

The contact owns a 2007 suzuki c50 boulevard motorcycle. The contact was driving 5 mph and observed a noise coming from the rear wheels. In addition, the vehicle began to wobble excessively. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who advised the contact that the wheels was too light for the motorcycle and that they would need to replace the hub assembly and wheel bearings. The manufacturer was notified of the issue who advised that the vehicle was not under recall. The vin was unavailable. The failure mileage was 19,000.

The first time this happened i thought it was just the bike needed a tune up so i did a tune up. Same thing started occurring more often after. The problem lies in going low rpm and low speeds where the motorcycle spits and sputters and 3 out or 5 times it cuts off, leaving the driver with no control over the bike. This issue has not resulted in an accident yet; but is a danger non the less. I have since taken it to two different motorcycle shops and they have yet to determine what the issue is. I do not feel safe riding this motorcycle in this condition as it could cut off and loose control and crash, which could result in bodily injury. The second shop that still has the bike is getting a suzuki representative to come and look at it since the authorized suzuki shop has no clue in what is going on with the motorcycle. This seems to be the first issue of this kind where these experts have not been able to figure out why this motorcycle is doing this. I have been told that all the components that have been check are well within tolerances as set forth by the manufacture. The motorcycle is stock except for the exhaust, which was the way i bought it. I had a power commander installed but the" issue" was with it on or off. I wanted to post this to inform anyone else who has this make, model and year of bike to take heed and be safe if this situation starts affecting them as it has me. So far i have spent way too much money in trying to get this resolved, but i would rather ride a safe bike instead of a non-safe bike. Current mileage now is 50,000..

The contact owns a 2007 suzuki c50 boulevard.when leaning into a turn, the vehicle would vibrate.the contact immediately took the vehicle to the local dealer and they stated that they would send a suzuki representative to inspect the vehicle.the representative stated that the rear wheel hub was cracked, but not enough to be replaced.the vin was unknown.the failure and current mileages were 500.

The contact owns a 2007 suzuki c50 boulevard.the contact noticed fractures in the rear wheel hub.as time progressed, the fractures worsened.the manufacturer stated that they were mold marks, not fractures.the contact was advised to take the vehicle to the dealer from where it was purchased.an appointment was made with a service technician to inspect the vehicle, but it has not yet been performed.the failure mileage was 1,500 and current mileage was 3,000.updated 10/16/08.*ljthe cosnumer stated the wheel hub was replaced. Updated 10/17/08.




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