SUZUKI KATANA GSX1100S

Rare item these days, but for $9500?

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2435764134&category=32625

Manufacturer: Suzuki Date of Manufacture: January 1981
Type: Sport/Performance Engine Size: 1100
Kilometres: 44000

TWO OWNERS FROM NEW HAS BEEN IN STORAGE FOR LAST 13 YEARS AS NEW
ORIGINAL PAINT AND EXHAUST

 

workmate has one for sale in Hobart for $5500


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smack

"Then I'll be insignificant no more!...Conehead"
"Thats right... I aren't sure"... kiwipete


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very sweet and original and all that

guess their good be a buyer out there for it ...guesss

my neigbour has been trying to flog a 750 popup headlight model for ages and
it quite a nice bike, bu it dont shift amd he doesnt want that much for it .

 

Tell 'im 'e's dreamin'...

Doug Cox.
Work to ride, Ride to work...

 

it in perth and i think about $2500

 

CoRkS is of the opinion:
[pop-up headlight katana FS]

That's not going to stop James if he really wants it... <g>

- Matt
GT750 and proud!

 

**** whats wrong with it? !

 

[blank look]
Can't you READ?!!?
It's a SUZUKI!
($2500 is good money for a pop-up Kat. You could probably get two for that price up here.)

 

I had the pre popup light model and loved it, is the popup mod a
lemon??

Why so cheap

 

Compared to other UJM 750s from 20+ years ago?
It's just an old ordinary bike....
Clem

 

So they can be had in good nick for $1250?

 

If you can find one in good nick you'd pay about the same as for a GT or GPZ750, a Bol D'or CB750, an XJ750...
$1250 sounds about right to me.
Would you pay more?

 

ummmm,,,actually this one isin very good nick for its age

silver, done 70 thou kays, has a marshall - stainless/steel 4 into 1 but
otherwise stock

its in really good nick, but he doesnt right it enuff, so it sits around a
lot , gathering dust and redbacks and losing battery charge

he id recently get it tuned and serviced tho

 

I would think they were repecting more, they are a good motor, good
bike...

 

Does he store it laying down??
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Aido >
2000 Honda Hornet S
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"CoRkS" wrote in message

 

That must be why it's aged so well.