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AISuzuki GT-500 classic two-stroke motorcycle side view

Suzuki

GT 500

Classic · 492 cc

For sale now1 motorcycles
Engine
492 cc
Power
44 hp
Weight
179 kg
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GT 500 at a glance

Quick reference values. Model year, generation and trim can differ.

Displacement

492 cc

Power

44 hp · 32 kW

Torque

42 Nm

Category

Classic

Specifications

1 variants
Displacement
492 cc
Power
44 hp · 32 kW
Torque
42 Nm
Weight
179 kg
Seat height
790 mm
Top speed
165 km/h
Production
1975 – 1977
Category
Classic

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1 results for Suzuki GT 500
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Private seller
Year unknown Suzuki GT 500 - €4,000 · Bidding (1/1)

Suzuki GT 500

€4,000 · Bidding
Mileage unknown

Hengelo, OV - Wouter

Marktplaats.nl
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Generations and editions

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1 variants

Years

1975 - 1977

GT 500

Generation

This technical reference row for the GT 500 combines the available catalogue data: 492 cc, 32 kW, 44 hp, 179 kg. It describes the model reference, but does not necessarily distinguish every production or equipment change. Always verify model year, trim and technical values against the individual motorcycle.

492 cc44 hp
About this model

About the Suzuki GT 500

The Suzuki GT-500 is a classic Japanese two-stroke parallel twin displacing 492 cc, produced from 1975 to 1977. It succeeded the T-500 Titan and brought updated carburettors, improved brakes, and refreshed styling. The engine produces around 44 hp and exemplifies the Japanese two-stroke tradition of the 1970s, distinctive sound and direct power delivery.

The GT-500 appeals to fans of classic Japanese two-strokes. It requires regular two-stroke maintenance knowledge (rings, bearings) and is not suited to riders unfamiliar with older machinery. In good condition it makes a characterful and relatively affordable collector bike. Period rivals include the Kawasaki H1/H2 and the Yamaha RD350.

Category
Classic
Production
1975 – 1977
Power
44 hp
Weight
179 kg
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Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Check piston and ring condition; two-stroke engines require periodic top-end rebuilds, especially at high mileage.
  • Inspect exhausts for rust, dents, and repairs to the expansion chambers; damage alters the power band.
  • Verify ignition condition (Pointronics or original points) for wear and correct timing.
  • Check the fuel tank internally for rust; two-stroke oil mixing and long storage periods promote tank corrosion.
  • Look for oil seepage at the crank seals; worn seals allow air leaks into the crankcase, causing running problems.
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the Suzuki GT 500

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