1972 Suzuki Gt380 on 2040-motos

US $5300

Year:1972 Mileage:13 Color: Blue

Location:

Mobridge, South Dakota, United States

Suzuki GT380 photos

Suzuki GT380 tech info

Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Standard For Sale By:Private Seller

Suzuki GT380 description

This is a very solid Suzuki 380GT. The bad stuff is listed above but there is a lot of good things also. The bike doesn't appear to have ever been taken apart, all of the Suzuki marked bolts are un-marred and in place. The carb slides are free, they move with the throttle grip. There are no dents in the pipes and one spot of rust where the chrome was rubbed off on the lower right side pipe. The clutch is free and works with the clutch lever. The bike is straight as an arrow. The engine has very good compression and the transmission shifts. The rims and spokes are in great shape with no rust and will clean up easily. The speedometer and tach are in very nice with almost zero fading, the handle bar controls are not beat up and the paint is nice. The original Suzuki grips are in fine shape. The brakes work fine. The handle bars are straight. This bike has some cosmetic issues but is unmessed with except for the tail light and paint job. There is no rust besides the rusty gas tank. This is a very good candidate for a restoration. There is no title, it will be sold with a bill of sale only.

Suzuki GT380 for Sale

1975 suzuki gt380(US $2,500.00)

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