Suzuki GS series
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The Suzuki GS series is a line of motorcycles featuring air-cooled parallel-twin and Inline four engines with two or four valves per cylinder. The GS-range of models are considered to be examples of Universal Japanese motorcycles. The range of motorcycles in the series had engine displacements between 125 cc and 1100 cc, and include the GS400 and GS500. The GS series also include the original Katana series, although the 1100 had 16 valves, thus being a GSX. It was however still designated as a GS on some markets.
[edit] Suzuki GS models
- GS125
- GS150
- GS250
- GS300
- GS400 (E,S,L,X)
- GS425
- GS450 (E,S,L)
- GS500
- GS550 (E,L,T,M Katana)
- GS650
- GS700
- GS750[1] (E,S,T,L,G,T)
GS750 D 1978 Limited Series
- GS850 (G)
- GS1000[2] (E,S,G,S Katana(GSX 1000S)
- GS1100 (E,L,S Katana(GSX 1100S)
[edit] References
- ^ Richard Backus (May/June 2011). "1977 Suzuki GS750". Motorcycle Classics. http://www.motorcycleclassics.com/motorcycle-reviews/1977-Suzuki-GS750.aspx. Retrieved 2011-05-20.
- ^ Margie Siegal (July/August 2010). "1980-83 Suzuki GS1100 E/ES". Motorcycle Classics. http://www.motorcycleclassics.com/motorcycle-reviews/1980-83-suzuki-gs1100-e-es.aspx. Retrieved 2011-05-20.
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