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Text: Kris Keefer
Build: Ryan Pursley
Photos: Spencer Owens
Video: Spencer Owens/Simon Cudby
Just because Suzuki hasn’t updated their RM-Z450 in a few years doesn’t mean this machine isn’t a viable option for most consumers. Sure, you still have to use your right foot instead of your finger to start it, but if you’ve been riding dirt bikes for a while, this isn’t some horrific news. When Ryan Pursley of Throttle Syndicate told me he wanted to build himself an RM-Z450, I immediately wanted to be a part of it to see if a yellow bike could make me smile while ripping around the hills of Glen Helen.
Custom Graphic Kit, Pre-Printed Number Plate Backgrounds, Custom 3 Panel Grip Seat Cover w/Ribs
Ti-6 Exhaust System, High Compression Piston, Cylinder Head Porting, Radiator Hoses, Suspension Re-Valve and Setup, Linkage, Throttle Tube
KYB Rear Shock (RM-Z250)
Engine Mounts, Foot Peg Pins
Billet Proof Ignition Cover, Billet Proof Clutch Cover, High Performance Clutch Plates and Springs
Pro Series 996 Handlebar, 50/50 Waffle Grips Soft, Rear Sprocket (14/53 Gearing), Front Sprocket, 520 Factory Series Chain
DT1 Air Filter
Apex Foot Pegs (5mm Lower/10mm Back)
Elite Clutch Perch, Rotating Bar Clamp, Axle Block Upgrade Kit, Pro Launch Start Device, Rear Brake Master Cylinder Guard
Yellow Full Plastic Kit, Black Tank Cover, Front Disc Cover, Skid Plate, Chain Guide, 711 Bike Stand
Phantom Ultra Light Seat Foam (Tall +30mm)
270mm Front Disc, 240mm Rear Disc
MX33 Front, MX33 Rear
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