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Here are some motorcycle pictures the visitors of this site have sent to me. Send a picture of your bike here. Use JPEG format. Please tell us your name, hometown and country, purchase date and your personal comments of your Suzuki. Don't forget to tell the model name and model year of your bike.

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Suzuki GS 750 L GS-750 '81

Suzuki GS 750 L GS-750 '81

Suzuki GS 750 L GS-750 '81

Suzuki GS 750 L GS-750 '81

Sorry about the cloning of the picture, Damian told me he would try to send more photos to put here soon.
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1981 Suzuki GS 750 L

Owner: Damian Griffiths, Chicago USA

Purchaced: 2002

Comments: ”I bought my GS750L last year in Madison Wisconsin. Cost me $450 + about an extra $800 for new bars (I didn't like the chopper bars), new back tyre, brake job (seized caliper) and several other bits and pieces... Original bargain was kind of ruined by the extra costs but a superb example of an old bike nonetheless with only 11,000 miles on the clock.

The first picture was taken just before its last ride before the winter. Very cold ride. Battery had gone dead so I jumped it from my truck.

I like it but am a bit dissapointed with it in some ways - I always wanted a GS750 but I find the American version with higher bars, lower seat and so on leads to it being very tiring at high speed - I would have liked the European version more which was much more of a street racer. Does anybody know where I can get a flatter, unstepped seat for it? However, the GS750L is fast, smooth, has incredible acceleration and is generally a pretty nice bike.

I find the suspension on mine a bit soggy: my last bike but one was an ancient Moto Guzzi V50 which you could still hammer into bends and it was always rock solid. The GS feels a bit soggy on tight curves and this leads me to a more "relaxed" style of riding which I don't think goes with the engine.

It draws comments from people on the street - and it's a pretty much standard bike. I would say that apart from the handlebars it is 100% original. As I told you earlier, I want to replace the stepped seat.”

Here's more Suzuki GS750L info.
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Suzuki GS 750 L GS-750 '81

Suzuki GS 750 L GS-750 '81
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1981 Suzuki GS 750 L

Owner: Tony Haines, Essex UK

Comments: ”My GS750L is an US import. The VIN number says it's a 1981-year's model but my papers tell me it was put together in '77. The clocks were '86, the engine 81, master cylinder was something like '79... Very confusing.

I bought the bike from my presendent of my club. It belonged to a good friend of mine for years before that...

I am trying to find out more about my bike. I have tried to locate it on the Internet but I have yet to find anyone who knows anything about this bike.”

Here's more Suzuki GS750L info.
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'01 SV Suzukiu

'01 SV Suzukiu
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2001 Suzuki SV

Owner: James Chance, Savannah, GA USA

Comments: ”This is one of four SV's that we have. This bike was bought used in May 2003. Race set up, stock motor, m/4 exhaust, Vortex clipons, sprockets, Rear sets. etc. The rider is James Chance, 17 years old (first racing season), so far this year he has 10 wins, and as many 2nds. The bike is a 2001 Suzuki SV standard. his number is #62 in CCS and WERA.”


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more Suzuki SV info.
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'86 GS 550 EF

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1986 Suzuki GS 550 EF

Owner: Mike Armstrong, Burlington, Ontario Canada
Purchased: April 2003
Mods: Yoshimura exhaust
Comments: ”I have two of these, one is for parts. I've replaced the rear swingarm and shock, and some other small bits so far. New bearings and bushings soon to come, as it's still a little twitchy at higher speed and tight corners. It's pretty loud (sounds great!) and once the carbs are jetted, it'll run even better. Despite the troubles I've had with it so far, I'm still really enjoying it!”
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Suzuki VS 1400 Intruder

Suzuki VS 1400 Intruder

Suzuki VS 1400 Intruder

Here's more Suzuki VS1400 Intruder info.
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1988 Suzuki VS 1400 Intruder

Owner: Cliff M. Danner, Woodland, California USA

Purchase Date: November 2002

Mods: ”Since the picture I have added Vance & Hines Classic II pipes, had it put on a Dyno machine and tuned/re-jetted. Besides that the rest of the bike (except for new tires) is all stock.”

Comments: ” This is my second Suzuki I have ever owned, second to a 1983 Suzuki GS550L.

My Intruder is great. I bought with only 5,600 miles on it. The original tires were still on it from back in 1988, even the original battery. The man I got it from bought it for his wife back in 1989 from the dealership and she never rode it after the first couple of years. It was kept tuned up and was garaged (until I bought it and put it in mine).

I picked it up for only $2000 because the guy's truck company was going out of business and he was selling everything he could.

I have had people offer me as much as $8 000 for it, but I will never sell it. I think the only other bikes that I would even bother buying in the future besides my Intruder would be an SV650 or an Intruder 1500.

The Intruder line of bikes are known for their reliability. I've got 22,800 miles on mine so far and the only problem that has come up is the negative terminal on my battery broke off. (But thats really not part of the bike). I have heard of some people getting over 60,000mi out of the Intruder's and I can believe it.

If you like a true classic american look to a bike and want power-to-burn the Suzuki Intruder 1400 is for you.”
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Updated June 29, 2003



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