![]() You might notice that “I”, “O”, “Q”, “U” and “Z” are missing from the codes. Usually around October the new models are released, so it’s possible to have a built date of say 10/98 and have an X (1999) model even though it was built in 1998. The year of manufacture is not necessarily the model year. Here’s how it works: If you own a 1999 Suzuki TL1000S X or a TL1000R X or a GSXR600X etc the X at the end tells us it was sold as a 1999 model year. Perhaps you’ve noticed this letter designation in your Suzuki repair manual or owners manual but weren’t sure what it meant. Suzuki assigns a year letter code to the end of each model name. ![]() Have you ever wondered how you can identify the model year of a Suzuki motorcycle or ATV? Monday, November 14th, 2011 Tech Articles 55 Comments
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