Most of the pictures from 1995.
Here are some additional pictures of his bikes.
Classifieds page
Guestbook read post
Also see their excellent Link page !
existed not only on the early models.
| Tom Solstad GT750J -72 (Norway) | Beautiful original GT750 in Norway. (web site in Norwegian). Most of the pictures from 1995. Here are some additional pictures of his bikes. |
| Classic Suzuki Club Scandinavia | The Classic Suzuki club for Sweden,Norway,Denmark Classifieds page Guestbook read post
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| Håkan Morén
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Håkan remanufactures T500 gearbox gears, see his page (swedish).. |
| Swedish Kawasaki Triples Club | (Air cooled triple 2-strokes in Sweden) |
| North American Kawasaki Triples Club | USA |
| SUZUKI Wasserbüffel-Club (WBC) | Germany |
| Smoke Riders Association | USA |
| The Kettle Club Updated pages !! | United Kingdom |
| The Kettle Shrine | Paul Devall (Captain Kettle) |
| Suzuki T & GT-liefhebbersclub NL | T and GT club in The Netherlands |
| Klassisk Japansk MC-klubb Norge | Norwegian motorcycle club for classic japanese motorcycles Also see their excellent Link page ! |
| GT750J page by Tim Holtan | featuring February 1972 Popular Mechanics article (great GT750J color pictures) and scans of GT750 ads. |
| Pages by Jürgen Kuschewski | WBC associated 1972 Suzuki bike and literature collector |
| L'HISTOIRE DES "BOUILLOTTES" | (in French, +translated to English) by Jaques Masse, nice GT750 sales brochure scans |
| Suzuki 500 Fanatics Page | great racing material |
| Kjetil Bjørdal, Norway - famous GT750 audio file | Resample from original 1.36 Mbyte WAV to 130 Kbytes MP3 file ! |
| GT750 J photo from Swedish 1972 magazine | Photo from "Allt om MC" GT750 test report article (1972) |
| Suzuki Super Six T20 website by Adrian Baker | Great entrypoint to the world of the T20, a six-speed 2cyl 250cc. Great restoration material/references. |
| "My First Kettle" by S.P Bryant (GT750A) | Nice red painted A model |
| Japanese GT750 photos off a japanese page, I cannot remember which | Shows speed warning lamp arrangement existed not only on the early models. |
| Italian GT750J, Luca Ridarelli <luca@ridarelli.net> | Nice paint scheme and a sense of Italy ! |
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