Suzuki Boulevard M50

The Suzuki Boulevard M50, sold outside North America as the Intruder M800, is a V-twin cruiser motorcycle made by Suzuki Motor Corporation. Its global model number is VZ800, a number that before 2005 belonged to the quite different Marauder 800. It is based on the VL800 C50, takes its styling from the first-generation Marauder, and got its name in 2005 when Suzuki replaced the carburettors with fuel injection, M standing for muscle and 50 for the engine displacement in cubic inches. It uses the C50 frame and softail-type rear swingarm with a hidden single shock, different fenders and fuel tank, a handlebar-mounted speedometer cluster and inverted 41 mm forks, and its 805 cc engine was painted black. Critics found it short of power for its looks, and a major redesign for 2010 gave it the C50 motor.