Down in Folkestone.
Fitted with the popular 18" rear wheel conversion.....
Alternatively it's a GS75X that's had an 1100 donkey fitted at some time.
Looks ok, but priced into GS110X territory
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195466477947 ... R-ab-6ORYQ
Rare 1100
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Rare 1100
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750 SZ (Not So) Skruffy Kat
1000 SZ Nearly there!
7/11 SZ Back of the shed
T509 SpeedTrip
It was a New Day yesterday but, by God, it's an Old Day now!
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Re: Rare 1100
I saw this an had to smile at "18" rear which was a popular conversion ....." ...Not in a local universe it wasn't !
The clocks are obviously Jap ..and with that redline probably 750 ...and we won't mention that made for the Japanese market in 1982 .....I think not the 1100/1000 was not allowed in Japan market in those days , any 1100 registered was a grey import to Japan ...
So it's best just to view the bike as a 40 year old Katana which has been kept going like the rest of ours and not get involved in the rarity , which it is technically is because there won't be another made up from the same bits
The clocks are obviously Jap ..and with that redline probably 750 ...and we won't mention that made for the Japanese market in 1982 .....I think not the 1100/1000 was not allowed in Japan market in those days , any 1100 registered was a grey import to Japan ...
So it's best just to view the bike as a 40 year old Katana which has been kept going like the rest of ours and not get involved in the rarity , which it is technically is because there won't be another made up from the same bits
