1977 Suzuki RN77: Roger De Coster's Twin Grand Prix Works Bikes – Exclusive Tour
Quick walkaround of Roger De Coster's twin 1977 Suzuki RN77 Grand Prix works bikes—two of the most iconic Grand Prix machines in motocross history, now preserved at the International Motocross Museum. These bikes powered De Coster during his legendary career, showcasing Suzuki's engineering dominance in the late '70s. See the factory details, patina, and championship pedigree up close—rare access to authentic GP history. Full "An Evening with the Champions" gala documentary: https://studio.youtube.com/video/aV3V... Love vintage Grand Prix bikes? Support the museum and grab posters, DVDs, apparel, and more in our gift shop: https://www.internationalmotocrossmus... 👍 LIKE if the '70s Grand Prix era is your favorite 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more rare bike walkarounds, legend stories, and museum exclusives 💬 COMMENT below: What's your favorite memory of Roger De Coster or the RN77? #RogerDeCoster #SuzukiRN77 #1977GrandPrix #SuzukiWorksBike #MotocrossHistory #InternationalMotocrossMuseum #VintageMotocross #MXLegends #GrandPrixMotocross #SuzukiGP

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