Suzuki boulevard m50 air filter Videos

• 1. Cobra Streetrod Slashdown Pipes on a 2007 Suzuki C50 Boulevard
• 2. How to Change Airfilter on M50
• 3. 2005 Suzuki Boulevard M50 Black - RideNow Powersports Tucso
• 4. 2013 Suzuki Boulevard M50 - RideNow Powersports Peoria -...
• 5. Suzuki m50 custom chopper high flow filter custom rear fender
• 6. 08 Suzuki M50 with Cobra pipes
• 7. Suzuki Boulevard M50 Air Horn
• 8. Suzuki M50. Vance and Hines twin slash staggered black
• 9. Honda Goldwing Trike-2014 Air Filter Change

Cobra Streetrod Slashdown Pipes on a 2007 Suzuki C50 Boulevard

How to Change Airfilter on M50

2005 Suzuki Boulevard M50 Black - RideNow Powersports Tucso

2013 Suzuki Boulevard M50 - RideNow Powersports Peoria -...

suzuki m50 custom chopper high flow filter custom rear fender

User Comments

Ivan Mouravyeff commented on 02 Feb 2015

you should have shot the video upside down, would be even more comfortable to watch.

antbarrimont commented on 26 Jan 2012

i made my self

08 Suzuki M50 with Cobra pipes

User Comments

atvtrailriderdotcom commented on 11 May 2012

I had the dealer install them and the fuel processor and k&n filter all at the same time so they could tune it properly.. My dealer charged me $125 to istall and tune everything so I dont think it tool more then 2 hours for the whole job

atvtrailriderdotcom commented on 11 May 2012

I got it off ebay and had it shipped I dont honestly remember if it had a brand name but its kind of old fashioned but was under $200 unlike the ones you can get from a Suzuki dealer

Ricky Heggie commented on 11 May 2012

i have the 2005 model and looking to buy these pipes. Were they easy to install? Any issues or extra work you needed to do? Fantastic sound especially compared with your stock video.

Super FunnyGuy commented on 15 Dec 2015

Is this also available with the 2013 Suzuki M50? (The Cobra exhaust, fuel processor, and the K&N air filter).

darkman2022 commented on 26 Jul 2010

Sound great!! I have the same bike and I wasn't sure what pipes to go with! Thanks!

Bhill12241 commented on 27 Apr 2012

what kind of sissy bar is that? I want to get one for my '06!

fiishermanroly commented on 27 Aug 2010

nice!

Suzuki Boulevard M50 Air Horn

User Comments

anythingbut that commented on 02 May 2012

Indeed I was wanting a 109r. Imho I believe it is one of the best bikes out there in terms of muscle cruisers. But I opted for the yamaha r1 for my speed fix. I do plan on turning my m50 into a bobber. The reliability of these Suzuki bikes has made me a huge fan and I intend on keeping it till my last days. Cheers and safe riding down unda

henwood11 commented on 02 May 2012

Agreed, that is why I changed my response :-) This M50 is a great bike but I found that it needed another gear for highway/freeway use as it revs too high in 5th. That is the main reason I bought an M109R which is an amazing bike with far more accessories available. At 6"2 it was also a bit small.

anythingbut that commented on 02 May 2012

Lol, true! Yes after I rewatched the video I did notice it was a little bit smaller than the 109r. Still very good bikes and a good bang for the buck. Also, next time someone comments please be sure to take everything with a grain of salt. Not everybody is rude on the internet.

henwood11 commented on 01 May 2012

Hi, it is the M50 sold in Australia, Mexico, Canada and I believe parts of Europe. If you do a google search you will find it. I now have an M109 which has a different headlight cowl and is much bigger. I presume that you are in America where this model isn't sold - yet?

emjr114 commented on 28 Mar 2014

Greetings! Did you have to fabricate some sort of bracket for the horn to mount on?? I'm looking to install my horn in the same place but don't want to come across any surprises during installation. Thanks in advance 

anythingbut that commented on 01 May 2012

Not to be an ass but I'm pretty sure that was an M50 boulevard... I could be mistaken...

anythingbut that commented on 01 May 2012

My bad NOT M50, M109R

Suzuki M50. Vance and Hines twin slash staggered black

User Comments

Chris Simmon commented on 18 May 2015

what kind of windshield is that on your bike? i like the size. does it help keep the wind off your body with it and are you happy with it?

Dale Rector commented on 15 Jan 2012

No it works just like before the new pipes were installed. Keep the baffles in.

Heather Stemaly commented on 24 Jun 2015

What did you use for a power commander?

82motorhead commented on 15 Jan 2012

any problems with having stock ECU?

Honda Goldwing Trike-2014 Air Filter Change

User Comments

NC Stoney commented on 03 Feb 2016

A buddy of mine told me that the dealer wanted a few hundred bucks to change the a/c. Now I know why. What the heck was Honda thinking? I hope it all went back together well.

Jims Motor Trike Razor (Jim's Motor Trike) commented on 04 Feb 2016

It really is nuts that you have to disassemble the entire shelter to get at it.

MemphisMike commented on 03 Feb 2016

Yeah it's crazy. Can change my Shadow Air filter in about 12mins!!!

Jims Motor Trike Razor (Jim's Motor Trike) commented on 03 Feb 2016

+NC Stoney A few hundred may be worth it. I was worried it woiuld be allot more than that near me. It is the design of the flat 6. that makes it hard to get at the air filter.

MemphisMike commented on 03 Feb 2016

I'll drive mine to you for your 2nd one! LoL. I hate to even see that tore down like that. I can't look!! Ha. You are braver than me!

Jims Motor Trike Razor (Jim's Motor Trike) commented on 04 Feb 2016

I think I can do it faster the 2nd time. It is crazy that the screws are all different lengths and sizes, some are fat and some are thin.  I get it all assembled and then the darn little clip kind of thing is missing that the screw go into.  I did finally get it all together.  Next time label each screw, tape and label each wire to connector.

MemphisMike commented on 03 Feb 2016

+Jim Motor Trike Razor (Jim's Motor Trike) I thought it was due about 40k for change. I'm probably gonna bite the bullet...work some OT and pay the dealer when it comes time!! And my luck I'd screw something up putting it back together!! I'm better riding a bike, making photos/videos than working on Bikes!!

Jims Motor Trike Razor (Jim's Motor Trike) commented on 03 Feb 2016

I had 26,500 and it was was not very dirty at all.  Not worth the trouble for sure.  Now I cannot get my voltage and air meter working.  Argh!  Always so many other issues pop up.

MemphisMike commented on 03 Feb 2016

+Jim Motor Trike Razor (Jim's Motor Trike) man what a mess it is for sure. So how dirty actually was the filter you removed?

Jims Motor Trike Razor (Jim's Motor Trike) commented on 03 Feb 2016

+MemphisMike LOL, I know. I had it near complete and then could not find two connectors. I buried them. Had to take it all apart again to find them.