Pictures of visitors' Suzuki motorcycles
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Here's more Suzuki GN125 info.	1993 Suzuki GN 125 Owner: Vincent, Brussels Belgium Modifications: None Comments: ”My GN125 was a blue 1993 model, I bought it in August 1999. The previous owner had rode only 3,000 km (less than 2,000 miles) with it in six years! I bought it for 50,000 FB (1,239 EUR) I sold 18 months later with 15,500 km on the meter and it was still as fine as when it first came from the assembly line. I sold it for 40,000 FB (991 EUR). I was my first bike, perfect for learning. I enjoyed it a lot! It had 13 hp with a max. speed of 125 kph. After that I got my heavy motorcycle rider's license and bought a 1998 Kawasaki ER5 with 4,700 km on the meter (now 22,000 km). I'm dreaming of a Suzuki GSX 750 Inazuma for the next bike. Thank you for your excellent page with all the old Suzuki models (my dream at the Brussels Motorcycle Show 1982 was a blue GSX400F ; my friends owned a blue GSX750E and a gray GSX1100S Katana in 1981).”
Here's more Suzuki GS1000S info.	1979 Suzuki GS 1000 S Owner: Steve Nimtz, Minnesota USA Comments: ”I bought my GS1000S in September 1980 from Mr. H Honda in South Bend, Indiana with 3 miles on the ticker. During it's early years the bike was abused by myself until the engine just gave up. Used to Drag Race it while I lived in Colorado. When the engine finally gave out I put her up in the shed and forgot about it for 16 years. In a bind for something to do last summer, I pulled it out and started the rebuilding. New engine, lots of wiring and it is back up and on the road here in Minnesota. Not perfect yet but it is getting there. I will send another picture when it is completed!”
Here's more Suzuki GSX750E info.	1980 Suzuki GSX 750 E Owner: Jim Mcloughlin, Balnarring Vic Australia Mods: (apparently at least the exhaust system is not stock, the original system was chromed, not black) Comments: ”I want to thank you for the info on 1980 to 1983 models as you have helped me to identify the GSX750 that I have restored recently. Here is a pic but unfortunately it is not all that good. Also you might like a look at my page http://jim.mcloughlin.com.au.”
	1982 Suzuki GSX 750 S Katana Owner: Al deVries, Calgary, Alberta Canada Comments: ”This is a picture of my '82 Canadian 750 Katana that I bought new in '82, sold in '86 and bought back in 2000. It came back a different color and had some minor modifications. I have put $1,700 CDN in repairs back into her but am thinking of keeping it Viper GTS blue for now. Was great to find my old ride... Never again to part!” See even the drawing of Al's bike on the next page. Here's more Suzuki GSX750S info.
	1969 Suzuki A 100 Owner: John Campbell, West Midlands UK Comments: ”Some pictures I hope you might enjoy. My A100 has no indicators fitted and the manual with it says that it was ordered like this, surprising me as it was registered in 1969. Is this unusual? It runs very well and always causes a question or two when I park. A man ran after me in the street today to try to buy it! All the best, Great site.” John's other bikes: Currently B100P, A100. formerly U50, OK you guessed it, I like Suzukis, GT380, T500, GS750, GS450, GP100 & 125,X7,X5. Here's more Suzuki A100 info.
Here's more Suzuki GT250 info.	1974 Suzuki GT 250 Owner: Andy Matcham, Canterbury UK Comments: ”I bought my GT250 three years ago as a pile of junk. Have done lots of work on it mainly trying to source parts which seems to take up most of my time. I got the fenders from Australia (netbikes.com.au)and have got a few parts from there since. I still have a bit of work to do. I have a chainguard, rear light bracket at the chromers now and will next year get the wheels rebuilt and then its done, I can have my life back. Don't get me wrong, I love the bike. Runs great and turns a few heads when I overtake them at 95 mph and smoke em out, ha ha.”

Updated August 12, 2002



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