Canadian subsidiary set up in North York, as Suzuki Canada Ltd., to supply machines and parts to motorcycle dealers in Canada.[10] 1974: Indonesian subsidiary established in Jakarta as P.T. Suzuki Indonesia Manufacturing.[35] Company enters into medical equipment field with launch of the Suzuki Motor Chair Z600 motorized wheelchair.[35] Expansion into the housing field initiated with Suzuki Home marketing two models of prefab "Mini-House" and three types of storage sheds.[35] RE5 introduced as the first Japanese (production) motorcycle with a rotary engine in the world.[42] 1975: Delays in compliance with car emission regulations cause severe difficulties for the company.[35] Philippine distributor Rufino D. Antonio and Associates institute a joint venture with Suzuki (Japan) under the name of Antonio Suzuki Corporation, to expand motorcycle sales in the Philippines.[43] LJ50 (Jimny) 4x4 released in Australia with a more powerful, export-only, 550 cc liquid-cooled two-stroke straight-three engine.[38][44] RM125 introduced as a production version of the works machine RA75 on which Gaston Rahier won the 125cc World Motocross GP championship.