When did the Suzuki GS 1000 come out?
It’s hard to believe 40 years have passed since the GS1000 made its debut. But 2018 will mark exactly that; four decades. The G and S in GS stands for Grand Sporting, and in the late 1970s Suzuki produced a number of machines bearing the GS moniker, varying in size from 400-1000cc.
Can a 1980 Suzuki GS1000 be faked?
The factory rear-set foot controls fitted only to the 1980 version makes this a one-of-a-kind frame as all of the other GS1000 standard chain drive bikes had the same frame. The 1980 version cannot be “faked” because of its unique frame, unlike the ’79 version that used an ordinary frame.
What kind of vacuum does Suzuki GS1000G / GT have?
Last year’s chain-type E-model came equipped with a quartet of 26mm slide-throttle Mikunis; this year the G-model has four 34mm constant-vacuum instruments of the same make. Suzuki indicated the CV carbs allow more freedom in jetting (spelled performance and quicker engine warm-up) without running afoul of emissions regulations.
What’s the difference between Suzuki gs1000gt and gs850gt?
To create the GS1000GT, Suzuki engineers cross-bred out of two distinct, if not separate, engineering bloodlines, the GS1000 and the GS850. Categorical Thinkers who believe that a successful motorcycle must be shaped from the ground up according to a singular idea scorn the notion that an artful rearrangement of parts can function effectively.
How much does a 1980 Suzuki GS1000G cost?
1980 Suzuki Gs , This GS1000G is very fast and eye catching. It has a custom seat and has been done to look like a cafe racer. I would love to see her go to a good home. Serious inquiries only please. Willing to trade for a similar bike. $2,000.00
What does the G stand for on a Suzuki GS1000?
The G indicates shaft drive; the T denotes a 1980 model run. In essence the G-shaft is a one-liter top end attached to an 850 bottom end and chassis. Since the 850 is a direct descendant of the original GS750, then so is the 1000G.
Is there a 1980 Suzuki GS1000 Wes Cooley?
Rare limited edition 1980 Suzuki GS 1000S Wes Cooley only 700 produced. The bike was displayed in a humidity controlled private collection for the past 22 years. It has been recently gone though, new tires mounted less than 100 miles ago and is in excellent running condition.
What’s the top speed of a Suzuki GS1000 GT?
In the performance department, the shaft-drive 1000 hardly penalizes the rider. The GS-GT turned in a best run of 12.35 seconds at 107.27 miles per hour at the drag strip. That’s quicker—though slower—than last year’s chain-drive 1000 which clicked off the quarter in 12.44 seconds at 108.43 mph.