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 Suzuki GS1100E
19801983
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page.
I would be grateful of any contributions sales brochures, magazine ads,
magazine articles, pictures, specs, facts, corrections etc. Please scan the material
in JPEG format (large enough that all the details are visible) and send
them to me. Please tell me the source and the publication date if possible.
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Note:
The 16-valve GS1100E was known outside USA/Canada as GSX1100E.
Here's a link
to the GSX1100-series frameset.

1981
Suzuki year code: X


Suzuki GS1100EX as seen on a 1981 US sales brochure
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Seen on mcreports.com:
GS1100E 1980-1981
The GS1000E had proved to be a very capable machine, with
a strong engine and terrific handling, but in terms of top speed,
and particularly quarter mile performance, it was beaten by the
Honda CBX and Yamaha's XS11. Suzuki lost sales as a result...
hence the reworking of the GS1000E into the GS1100E.
The new engine
benefitted from a four valve per cylinder head, and had much more
power than its predecessor. As a result, the 1100 was the new
Speed King. Power was spread across the rev range, and it could
pull from as little as 2000rpm.
The GS1100E retained the ergonomic
features of the 1000, and was a comfortable mile eater, as well
as an eye opening performer. Power in 1980 was 86.67 @ 8 000rpm,
with torque of 59.73 @ 6500rpm. Wet weight was 563.5lbs.
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1983 Suzuki year code: D



A
fine series of photos of a 1983 year's GS1100ED, provided by Ron
Hurd. Here's a link
to Ron's website with more pictures of his bike collection.
Seen on mcreports.com:
GS1100E 1982-1983
In 1982 the GS1100E was liberated from its role of
all-around motorcycle. Admittedly it was an awesome machine, and
king of the dragstrip, but it was happy in many roles. With the
introduction of the GS1100G, the 'E' model could really let loose
and go for gold. The engine was breathed on and the styling changed
to be reminiscent of the early-80's Katana's, combining spedd
with function and styling. Power in 1982 was 108bhp @ 8500rpm, with
torque of 67.6 @ 6500. Wet weight was 549lb's. |
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King's 1980 GS1100E
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