Suzuki
Boulevard S40
Suzuki's Boulevard S40 delivers a cruiser aesthetic in a light and affordable package — a 652cc single-cylinder engine (not a V-twin) in a 381-lb chassis with a 27.6-inch seat that is genuinely manageable for brand-new riders. Single-cylinder vibration is inherent and highway cruising is limited; this is a surface-street starter bike for riders who want the cruiser look at the lowest possible entry weight and price.
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Known strengths
- Lightest cruiser available at 381 lb, ideal for new and shorter riders
- Single-cylinder thumper offers characterful power delivery and excellent fuel economy
- Belt drive is clean and low-maintenance
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Common issues
- Single-cylinder vibration is pronounced at highway speeds
- Carbureted engine requires choke for cold starts and seasonal maintenance
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- Oil change every 3,000 miles; easy valve adjustments via screw-type tappets
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- 2019Suzuki's Boulevard S40 delivers a cruiser aesthetic in a light and affordable package — a 652cc single-cylinder engine (not a V-twin) in a 381-lb chassis with a 27.6-inch seat that is genuinely manageable for brand-new riders. Single-cylinder vibration is inherent and highway cruising is limited; this is a surface-street starter bike for riders who want the cruiser look at the lowest possible entry weight and price.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
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2019 Base
cruiser motorcycle with 652cc single.
