Pictures of
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1972
Seeley XR05 MK3
(Suzuki TR500 replica)
Owner: Dave Maskell,
Lancashire UK
Purchased: March 31st 1972, finished 2001
Seeley XR05 MK3 is a very close replica to the last of the works
TR500 twin race machines. It took Dave almost 30 years to build
his racer.
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pictures and the story! |
1982
Suzuki GSX750 ET
Owner: Paul Davis, Cannock, Staffordshire UK
Purchased: Summer 2000 (USA Import)
Comments: A superb all round bike. 16v DOHC
engine has enough grunt to keep up with most midrange, and the
ability to pull loaded for camping. Good handling and fuel
consumption. A joy to ride. |
1975
Suzuki GT380
Owner: Indra Soebagjo, Jakarta Indonesia
Purchased: October 2001
Comments: I discovered this 380 in an old warehouse
in Jakarta, Indonesia. I bought it October 2001 , fixed it, and
I'm a proud owner now. |
1983
Suzuki GS850GL
Owner: Volker Vog, Germany
Purchased:
Comments: - |
1998
Suzuki GSX600F Katana
Owner: Gord Matthews, Ontario Canada
Modifications: Tinted windscreen and headlamp cover, bar ends,
clock, carbon fibre dash insert, gel grips, throttle lock, tank
bra, gel seat, 5° ignition Advancer, Yosh slip-on, K&N
air filter, polished rims and grab bar, undertail, rear hugger,
clear tail lamp and signals, LED brake bulb and license plate
light, 48 tooth rear sprocket, painted lower fairing, chrome swingarm,
modified dog bones for a raised (1.5") rear ride height,
red HEL stainless steel brake lines, chromed sidestand, digital
gear display. Ignition G-Pack from: www.whaccessories.com. |
1981
Suzuki GS1000G
Owner: Martin Garside,
New Addington, Surrey England
Comments: You seem to be missing from your pictures the
GS1000G (shaft). I have
attached a picture of my bike that you are welcome to use if you
wish. It's a 1982 GS1000G (shaft) Italian import. I have only
had the bike for a few months and it's basicly standed. I will
be slowly putting it back to original condition with the exception
for sensible mods.
Here's
another picture of Frank's bike.
Here's
more Suzuki GS1000G info. |
1995
Suzuki GSX-R750
Owner: Pat Hughes,
British Columbia Canada. Purchased: summer 2001
Comments: I have a carburetor problem.
The bike came with a K&N air filter in the original air box
and a Yoshimura full system. I took the carb out for cleaning
and found some damage on the needles. Should I replace them with
stock or an aftermarket jet kit. I like to gain some power but
I want a smooth ride. I ride in mountains at 10004000 feet.
I don't mind replacing the K&N filter to something different
but I can't afford to buy new exhaust system. Yoshimura don't
reply to my e-mails... I also need details on brake bleeding .
Please send me some web site address or e-mail address to people
who can help me... |
1980
Suzuki GS550L
Owner: Mikael Pusa,
Finland
Comments:I bought this black beaty in Finland in February
2002, but it was imported from Germany last year (motocycles are
extremely expencive in Finland ). It´s in quite good condition,
basicly it needs only a waxing and polishing. I really like the
sound of Suzuki inline-four and it´s lots of fun to ride!
It´s not a very powerful bike, 550 cc is not much, but there´s
enough juice to move you around in style.
Years back I owned a mint cherry red Suzuki GT250, it was a real
beaty. |
1980
Suzuki GS550L
Owner: Mikael Pusa,
Finland
Comments:I bought this black beaty in Finland in February
2002, but it was imported from Germany last year (motocycles are
extremely expencive in Finland ). It´s in quite good condition,
basicly it needs only a waxing and polishing. I really like the
sound of Suzuki inline-four and it´s lots of fun to ride!
It´s not a very powerful bike, 550 cc is not much, but there´s
enough juice to move you around in style.
Years back I owned a mint cherry red Suzuki GT250, it was a real
beaty. |
 
Updated May 15, 2002
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