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Suzuki GS500E magazine adverts
I
have put some Suzuki GS 500 E adverts on this page.
I would be grateful of any contributions sales brochures, magazine ads,
magazine articles, pictures, specs, facts, corrections etc. Please scan the material
in JPEG format (large enough that all the details are visible) and send
them to me. Please tell me the source and the publication date if possible.
If you send me pictures of your own bike, please follow these
instructions.
1978 Suzuki year code: C
1978 Suzuki GS500 magazine advert from Sweden.
Click to enlarge. 750 in everything else but the insurance – meaning that the 750cc version was more expensive to insure. This advert was published in the Swedish Allt om MC magazine in
December 1978.
1980 Suzuki year code: T
1980
Suzuki GS500E magazine advert from Germany (single page). Click to enlarge.
This scan was sent to me by Michael, the webmaster of Michaels'
GS-Classic. The power reserve in the ad means
that the model was also available in restricted version with 27
hp instead of 46 hp – for those who didn't have a driver's license
for a more powerful motorcycle. Published in Motorrad 15/1980
1989 Suzuki year code: K
1989
Suzuki GS500E magazine advert from USA (single page). Click to enlarge. ”Simply Irresistible”. This was for sale on Ebay. I don't know what magazine it was published in.
1991 Suzuki year code: M
1991
Suzuki GS500E magazine advert from USA (single page). Click to enlarge. ”Our accelerated savings plan”. This was for sale on Ebay. I don't know what magazine it was published in.
Sources: Michaels'
GS-Classic
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