Pictures of visitors' Suzuki motorcycles
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	1972 Suzuki TC 90 Blazer Owner: Santiago Cárdenas Madrid, Spain Comments: “I am enclosing a picture of my TC 90 1971 , that I brouht from the USA in 1976. It is almost identified with the TS 90 but it has a 4x2 dual range transmission. The bike is in original shape, it has 15,000 miles on it and it runs perfectly.” Here's more Suzuki TC 90 info.
Tom wants his old bike back. “I wish I would have never sold it, and if I could remember the name of the person I sold it to I would try to track them down and offer double what I sold it for (I think $1000) to get it back, slight oil leak and all! If the current owner or anyone out there has one of these for sale, I would love to find them. Feel free to publish my pictures, story and e-mail address in case I ever get that lucky.” Tom writes. Here's more Suzuki GS750T info.	1982 Suzuki GS 750 T Owner: Tom Twitty Columbus, Ohio, USA Comments: “Here's my old '82 Suzuki GS750TZ. I bought it brand new at Fun With Wheels (now closed) in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio in 1982 and had it up until 2002. I sold it at the request of my pregnant and hormonal wife along with a 2001 Sportster 1200C when our twins were on the way (much to my chagrin). The bike was totally stock except for a new seat cover and aftermarket mirrors. The last ride on the bike was a circle tour of Lake Superior and the bike made the trip with no issues. I have since bought a 2008 FLHX and I will tell you, if the 750T were sitting in my garage, it would still be my bike of choice. It had about 20k miles and a lot of life left. As for the performance, I don't know where the 80 MPH restriction comments came from but I can assure you they are wrong. In my younger years I had this bike going well over 120 MPH (probably about 130-135) on a stretch of freeway in Southern Ohio. With the 80 MPH speedo, the only way I know the speed was that I blew by a buddy riding a Honda Nighthawk maxed out on his speedo at 120. This was a true 12 second quarter miler and there were many 750 Yamaha Seca's, 750 Honda Interceptors and even larger cc bikes sucking exhaust from my machine.”
The owner says it's a 1977 GS550. I claim it's a 1978 GS550E, unless the light alloy wheels have been mounted on it later. Anyway, it's a good looking bike. Repainted but still good looking. Here's more Suzuki GS550E info.	1978 Suzuki GS 550 E Owner: Stephen Merchant Florida, USA Comments: “Just got this last week. It's a '77 GS550 with only 42,000 miles on it. It has been garage kept. Im the 3rd owner. The seller needed the room in their garage and I was in the right place at the right time. I paid $350 for it. The bike was purchased in Vermont and is now in Florida where I live. It needs a little carb work but runs great. Could be the best deal I ever found.”
	1983 Suzuki TS 80 X Owner: Georg Leinfelder, Augsburg Germany Comments: “I am from Germany. my English is bad, bud I hope I can help. I own a 1983 suzuki TS80X. In the appendix of this e-mail there are some fotos from the TS80X and my other bikes. Your website is very good and interesting. Good luck and have a nice day!” Georg Leinfelder owns a manual for the bike, he mailed me a copy of the page with the specifications of the bike. You can find the specs by clicking on the link below. Here's more Suzuki T80X info.
	1987 Suzuki DR600S Owner: Rudy Piralla Mergozzo, Italy Comments: “Hello, I send you two pictures of my love, the DR 600. I bought it in October 1987. The bike has 50.000 km on the meter.” Here's more Suzuki DR600 info.

Updated: July 4, 2008


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