1974 Suzuki GT500 Titan restomod 2 stroke BEAST

$9,975 - clear Montana title and current registration. Located in Red Lodge, MT.

Beautiful 1974 Suzuki GT500 resto mod fresh build with only 237 miles from new. Runs perfectly, starts on first kick. This monster is LOUD and RAUCOUS! It smokes, it roars. Kids will run and hide. You will definitely make enemies of your neighbors if they aren't into cool, old motorbikes

Large photos: https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared/qRJEegN4SECt4hOyRY9aUA.nT0WdAnNMMiCvvRvnPoNCc

Overall, this machine is a thing of beauty and a real pleasure to ride. It scoots really well!

Paint, tank, side covers are all flawless. No damage anywhere on the bike, except for a few scuffs where the kickstarter lightly touches the exhaust.

In the interest of full disclosure, here are my nitpick items on the bike:

The aluminum gauge surround needs a little finishing work. 30 minutes at a machine shop would do it.

There are some overspray drops on the triple clamp area. They spots come off with a fingernail. I'll try to clean those up a bit.

2 strokes leak. This one is no different. There are a couple spots that seep oil slowly. Maybe a drop every few days. Its winter here so I haven't had a chance to torque the exhaust and head bolts yet. Will get to that.

Too many things to list, but here are a few. As you can see this build was no expense spared!

Beautiful blue metallic paint
Patina badges on tank and side covers
New Shinko 712 tires and tubes
Performance coasted piston and ring kit .040" oversize XS Cycle
Fully ported cylinders bead blasted by Sundial
GT750 intake ports
Cometic copper head gaskets
.040" squished cylinder heads
Mikuni VM34 carbs with UFOs
Velocity stacks
Polished engine bolts and studs
Jemco chambers with removable baffles nickle plated by Jon Easton
Factory rods with new SE bearings
Balanced crank
Ferodo HP clutch pack with hardened springs
Legendary GPS tach/speedo
Akront WM3 18" alloy front and rear wheels with stainless spokes
Custom tailight with tucked license plate frame bracket
Titan Performance custom rearsets
Titan Performance billet chain guard
Titan Performance mini signals
Titan Performance headlamp brackets
Titan Performance billet brake torque arm
Motion Pro brake cable
Carbon Mono fully adjustable alloy clip-ons
CRG Bar End Mirrors
GP hand grips
Custom matching cafe seat - triple chromed by Black Hills Plating
New fuel tap
New fuel tank, oil tank and side panel
New oil injection oil lines
Electronic Transistor Ignition
New ignition coils
Shorai lithium ion lightweight battery
New EBC brake pads front and rear
New cables, levers
H4 halogen yellow lens headlight
New rectifier
New DID chain
New JT sprockets 15/33
Freshly painted enamel black gloss frame
New plugs, cables, boots, spark plugs

Contact Motoshippers.com for a shipping quote. If needed, I can take it to Billings, MT and deliver to a freight forwarder.

You will fall in love with this very unique and attractive moto. I'm very sad to sell her, but am pairing down my collection to expand my moto rental business, RockyMountainMotos.com

Contact me with any questions you may have.

 

That is a very pretty old smoker.

 

Very nicely done sir

GLWS!


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Mother of God.

 

My Dad had one of these way back when I was kid. Loud as f&$@. You jogged some some good memories my friend. Glws!

 

why you sell you stink wheel. ride the thing.

 

Nice I have a pink 1973! Good luck with the sale. How are the Pipes? Look like Titan performance? Just read full post Jemco. How much are they?

 

I think you could sit on it, kick it alive, blip it a bit, and charge some money on one of those pay to view cam services! That thing is sexy and I' be almost afraid to listen to it.

 

Man you have the coolest bikes! Would live a photo montage of the collection.

 

Sorry but I have no idea. I bought the bike like this. I think they're British? Not sure....

Pics of your Barbie T500?

 

Its so damn obnoxious... I ride it into town on Main St and I'm shrinking in embarrassment. People stop in their tracks from blocks away looking for the source of this alien sound coming down the street. Its really too much

 

I don't remember if my father had this exact model when I was a young boy, but I remember that he had a Suzuki 500cc two stroke with aftermarket expansion chambers. I honestly could hear him coming home from over a half a mile away. He tried to tone it down a little with some bolt-on silencers, but I don't think it did much good. Best of luck with the sale, and thanks for helping to stir up some very old memories!

 

$9500