Suzuki Street Magic II Weight (176lb)

Quick answer

For the 2005 model year, the Suzuki Street Magic II motorcycle has a listed dry weight of 176.4 lb (80 kg).

Dry weight176.4 lb (80 kg)
Fuel capacity1.69 US gal (6.4 L)
Full tank fuel weight10.5 lb (4.8 kg)
Model years covered
2005

Suzuki Street Magic II weight overview

WHAT THIS MEANS

This is a genuinely light bike. That usually makes parking, pushing it around a garage and catching small low-speed balance errors easier than on larger motorcycles. The comparison uses dry weight because a usable wet/running figure was not supplied, so the actual ready-to-ride motorcycle will be heavier.

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CATEGORY WEIGHT POSITION

How heavy is the Suzuki Street Magic II?

dry weight

Using a model-level dry weight comparison, the Suzuki Street Magic II is lighter than about 80.4% of 28 Suzuki scooters with compatible weight data.

LighterTypicalHeavier
176.4 lb (80 kg)
28 Suzuki scootersMedian: 228.2 lb (103.5 kg)
WEIGHT VISUAL

Dry weight

Dry weight176.4 lb (80 kg)
REAL-WORLD LOAD

Bike + rider total weight

These totals use the model’s representative dry weight. They exclude riding gear, luggage and a passenger.

150 lb rider326.4 lb (148 kg)bike + rider • bike is 54% of total mass
180 lb rider356.4 lb (161.6 kg)bike + rider • bike is 49.5% of total mass
210 lb rider386.4 lb (175.3 kg)bike + rider • bike is 45.6% of total mass

Suzuki Street Magic II weight & related specs

Model years covered 2005
Dry weight 176.4 lb (80 kg)
Engine displacement 49 cc
Torque 5.6 lb-ft (7.6 Nm)
Fuel capacity 1.69 US gal (6.4 L)
Full-tank fuel weight (estimated) 10.5 lb (4.8 kg)

Useful weight calculations

Torque per 100 lb 3.18 lb-ft / 100 lb
Displacement per pound 0.28 cc / lb
Weight per 100 cc 359.9 lb / 100 cc
Fuel weight as % of bike weight 6%
Weight with full tank 186.9 lb (84.8 kg)

What the weight numbers tell you

Using a model-level dry weight comparison, the Suzuki Street Magic II is lighter than about 80.4% of 28 Suzuki scooters with compatible weight data.
A full tank is not weightless: the 1.69 US gal (6.4 L) listed capacity works out to approximately 10.5 lb (4.8 kg) of gasoline. This is an estimate rather than a Suzuki curb-weight specification.

Suzuki Street Magic II weight FAQ

How much does the Suzuki Street Magic II weigh?

The source data gives 176.4 lb (80 kg) as dry weight. A fueled, road-ready bike will weigh more than this figure.

How does the Suzuki Street Magic II weight compare with similar Suzukis?

Relatively light. On a model-level comparison, it is lighter than about 80.4% of 28 Suzuki scooters with the same weight basis.

What does a full tank of gas weigh on the Suzuki Street Magic II?

A full tank works out to about 10.5 lb (4.8 kg) from the listed 1.69 US gal (6.4 L) capacity. Actual fuel density varies slightly, so treat it as a practical estimate.

What does the Suzuki Street Magic II weigh with a 180 lb rider?

The approximate combined total is 356.4 lb (161.6 kg) with a 180 lb rider, based on the representative dry weight used on this page.

How much heavier will the Suzuki Street Magic II be than its dry weight?

Do not treat dry weight as curb weight. Adding the listed fuel capacity alone produces roughly 186.9 lb (84.8 kg); the true ready-to-ride figure can still differ because dry-weight definitions vary.

How much torque does the Suzuki Street Magic II have per 100 lb?

Available data gives 3.18 lb-ft per 100 lb. That ratio helps explain how strong the engine is relative to the bike’s mass, especially at lower speeds.

What is the Suzuki Street Magic II displacement per pound?

The model has about 0.28 cc per lb in the available data. This simply shows how much engine displacement there is for each pound of motorcycle weight.

What is the Suzuki Street Magic II weight difference versus the category median?

The representative dry weight is about 51.8 lb (23.5 kg) lighter than the median Suzuki scooter weight of 228.2 lb (103.5 kg) in this dataset.

Is the Suzuki Street Magic II easy to move around by hand?

By scale weight it is light, so backing up, garage movement and slow-speed corrections should require less effort than on heavier bikes. Geometry still matters.

Official information note

Motorcycle specifications can vary by model year, market, equipment and the exact dry/curb-weight definition. Calculated fuel-weight and ratio figures on this page are estimates derived from the supplied specifications. Confirm critical figures in the owner’s manual or on the official Suzuki Cycles website.