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Suzuki

T 20

Classic · 247 cc

Engine
247 cc
Power
29 hp
Weight
138 kg
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T 20 at a glance

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Displacement

247 cc

Power

29 hp · 21 kW

Torque

28 Nm

Category

Classic

Specifications

1 variants
Displacement
247 cc
Power
29 hp · 21 kW
Torque
28 Nm
Weight
138 kg
Fuel capacity
14 l
Production
1965 – 1968
Category
Classic

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Generations and editions

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1 variants

Years

1965 - 1968

1965–1968 T20 Super Six / X6

Generation

The T20 is the 247cc air-cooled six-speed two-stroke twin. Super Six and X6 are market names; this is not a T250 or GT250.

247 cc29 hp2 cyl.
About this model

About the Suzuki T 20

The Suzuki T20 Super Six/X6 is a light 247cc two-stroke parallel twin from 1965/66–1968, notable for its six-speed gearbox. It is a road motorcycle, not a later T250/GT250; check T20, Super Six or X6 identification.

Category
Classic
Production
1965 – 1968
Power
29 hp
Weight
138 kg
Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Check compression, crank seals and Posi-Force oil injection.
  • Check both carburettors, tank and exhausts for storage damage.
  • Inspect drum brakes, wiring and chrome for corrosion.
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