1988 Suzuki Gsx 1100f Katana on 2040-motos
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1988 Suzuki GSX 1100F Katana, GSX1100F is a high-performance sports tourer with full touring fairing with electrically powered height adjustable wind screen and wide dual seat with twin pillion grabrails. Its powerplant came originally from the GSX-R1100, retuned to provide more low-end and mid-range power. The fine aerodynamics of the GSF1100F and the 136 hp engine gave the bike very good top speed. GSX1100F was among the fastest bikes in the world at the time, if not the fastest.This one has spent some time in the sun. Note the paint is faided on the top side of the tank. A great running older bike, fully serviced and ready to ride. As a result of the well-behaving engine and the heavier touring friendly chassis the GSX1100F doesn't feel like a factory racer. It feels more like a well-behaved streetbike. Time proven, fully serviced, and ready to ride! We will look at your trades, stop by, or give us a call today!!! Be sure to check out brennys dot com for this ,and lots more motorcycles, and ATVs!!!!
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