RMX450z is it goin to be ADR plated 2011

[ianMember]

pretty much as the subject says, is it or isnt it The new rmx 450z has to be sooner all later ? but when! does anybody know?

[Dwayne OMember]

Apparently NO :blink:

Suzuki reckon the ADR compliance process is too expensive :dry: and given that the good old DRZ400E is still the NUMBER 1 selling trailbike in AUS, there seems to be no rush to replace it with the new WEAPON,,,,

If you remember correctl, the DRZ was also unavaiable in ADR compliance for a few tears when it was first released in AUS, so maybe, just maybe the RMX will be the same

[ianMember]

I read the same about the RMX250 when it first come out, oh well strike that off the new bike list next year i will have to look at something else.

[Nick JacksonMember]

My local Suzuki dealer was telling me that the klx, crf and wrf 450s are all sent to a company in oz with a contact to make them ADR compliant they are then returned to the manufacturer for distribution to dealers. Suzuki will not commit to contact with this company. This could mean a long wait before a regoed RMX 450z is avalible, although their is a company in Brisbane that has an ADR kit for the Suzuki but would cost over 2 grand making the suzuki one of the most expensive 450s on the market.

[Nick JacksonMember]

huskybloke wrote:

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I read the same about the RMX250 when it first come out, oh well strike that off the new bike list next year i will have to look at something else.

it took Suzuki 8 years strike a deal that made it ADR compliant!

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