Suzuki Australia is set to introduce its first-ever four-stroke
mini-ATV with the upcoming release of the all-new LT-Z50
QuadSport.
Inspired by the championship-winning QuadSport Z400, the new
LT-Z50 offers a sporty look to excite any junior fun-seeker while
incorporating a range of safety features designed especially for
young, novice riders.
Suzuki has also packed all the quality of its full-size,
high-performance ATV’s into the compact junior package of the
QuadSport Z50.
“Installing a four-stroke powerplant into this junior ATV
machine is a first for Suzuki,” Glyn Griffiths, National
Marketing Manager – Motorcycles, Suzuki Australia said.
“Following the four-stroke revolution in the world of
motocross, Suzuki is now transplanting this technology into other
applications that have conventionally used two-stroke
configurations.
“It is widely accepted that this is the direction for the
future and Suzuki is again leading the way.
“As well as being a cleaner, more environmentally
responsible option, the four-stroke offers excellent bottom-end
torque and more predictable power delivery for young
riders.”
Featuring a lightweight 49cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder,
air-cooled engine designed for durability and low maintenance, the
QuadSport Z50 offers quiet, smooth-running for a safe and fun ATV
experience.
A keyed ignition switch with a removable key keeps parents in
control of the action, while the convenient electric starter system
includes an engine stop switch for enhanced safety, plus a
light-action recoil starter fitted as a backup for added peace of
mind.
Suzuki’s simple screw-type throttle limiter allows maximum
speed and power to be adjusted to suit rider ability, plus a
tether-type remote engine-stop switch allows instant engine
shutdown for ultimate rider safety.
Suzuki’s CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission)
automatic transmission provides smooth performance and easy
operation, allowing young pilots to focus on riding instead of gear
shifting.
Mirroring the toughness and durability of Suzuki’s adult
ATV’s, the QuadSport Z50 features a strong, high-rigidity
steel frame.
The QuadSport’s suspension features an independent single
A-arm on the front and a single-shock swingarm at the rear to
provide easy steering and a smooth, comfortable ride on varied
terrain.
Abundant stopping power comes via large-diameter front drum
brakes and a single rear drum to fill young riders with
confidence.
The large 2.6 litre fuel tank means less time out for fuel stops
while the easy-to-remove seat allows for simplified
maintenance.
Expanding Suzuki’s outstanding mini-ATV range, the
QuadSport Z50 will line up next to the ever-popular Suzuki
QuadSport 80, QuadSport 50 and QuadRunner 50 two-stroke
machines.
Coming to Australia in Champion Yellow with sports graphics and
a six-month unlimited-kilometre warranty, the 2006 Suzuki LT-Z50 is
due to arrive in October with pricing to be announced closer the
arrival date.
For further information contact:
Garry Nash or Mitchell Adam
Media Relations - Suzuki Motorcycles
Media & Communication Services
03) 9596 9011
Email: garry@mediacomservices.com.au
/ mitchell@mediacomservices.com.au
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