1976 Suzuki Gt500 on 2040-motos

US $5600

Year:1976 Mileage:15 Color: Blue

Location:

Telford, Pennsylvania, United States

Suzuki Gt500 photos

Suzuki Gt500 tech info

Engine Size (cc):500 Type:Standard

Suzuki Gt500 description

forsale is a 1976 Suzuki gt500 twin two-stroke. This motorcycle has been reconditioned not restored. It is not a trailer queen and is ridden on a regular basis. It has had a full tune up and fresh fluids plugs battery etc. the carbs were cleaned soda blasted and rebuilt. Engine cases have been professionally polished with new gaskets, hardware and decals. Tank side cover and oil tank have been professionally painted and new tank emblems. Tank is spotless on the inside. New seat cover. Bike always starts 1-3 kicks depending on how many days/weeks it sits. New non vacuum petcock so you can manually shut off the gas which is nice for storing over the winter. Chrome is in good shape for its age it does have some pitting and blemishes all lights and brakes work correctly. No leaks of any kind. Overall a well maintained,fantastic running bike. Included below is a video demonstrating the bike and a cold start and idle. Buyer is responsible for shipping cost. I will assist on my end as best as I can. Please feel free to ask questions.

https://youtu.be/ESM9efmbEnQ

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