Sold for £5,348
(including buyers premium)
Registration No: Unregistered
Frame No: 526717
Engine No: 103296
CC: 1100
MOT: Exempt
Suzuki ended the 1970s in a strong position. The GS1000 maintained its position as one of the most desirable machines in its class and had quickly established itself as the ultimate muscle-bike, however, Suzuki recognised that they had rivals. As a consequence, Suzuki commissioned Target Design of Germany, to evolve a design that would maintain the company's position at the head of the superbike field. First seen by the public at the 1980 Cologne Show as a concept, the design was to be regarded as one of the landmark machines in motorcycle history. The Katana featured a half-fairing, fuel tank and seat unit designed to combine the motorcycle and rider into one aerodynamically efficient package.
The current owner purchased this Katana around 2 years ago from Switzerland. Since that time the machine has been sitting in a house. Prior to this period indoors, the Katana was running. When purchased the Katana possessed the relevant paperwork. The machine is offered with a Nova declaration on file, however, it will still need to be registered for the road in the UK.
For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217
Auction: National Motorcycle Museum, 7th Dec, 2022
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