The production of big capacity Superbikes by Honda and Kawasaki motorcycle manufacturers was closely observed by Suzuki and even Yamaha took a peeping look also. In developing the Superbike concept Suzuki was alone in presenting a two-stroke as well as four-stroke motorbike machine. The advent of Suzuki GT750 a motorcycle powered by a water-cooled three cylinder two-stroke engine set across the frame. The Suzuki GT750 could be classed as a well mannered and very quiet bike, but with highly impressive acceleration which produced a maximum speed of about 115mph. The Suzuki's four-stroke motorbike to come on the scene was the Suzuki GS750. The GS750 Motorcycle was introduced by Suzuki in 1976. This GS750 was cute and neat in appearances with quite pleasing lines, in actual fact, it was more less otherwise conventional, but none, the less, this Suzuki GS750 Bike impressively produced a max speed of 125mph. | | Suzuki Motorbikes Pictures |
