Suzuki T500

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Almost there now!

John Underdown

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That cackle sound gives me goosebumps that’s a lovely build !

joski

I have been collecting bikes for 30 years, nice ones. I have a few Suzuki 2 strokes too.I consider myself a caretaker of this beautiful collection and I believe that some of the younger folks will appreciate these classic machines and continue to care for them for the next few decades. Ride safe ( mostly!)

mikehuesser

Back in '81 when I was in college I bought a beautiful '75 Kaw 750 Mach 4 (and sold it a few years later when I bought my first new bike -- a GPZ750). The H2 was stock except for chrome Denco chambers. The sound of yours is more radical, but it brought back some great memories.

sideskraft

Such as shame that within (say) 10 years time there will be no-one left who is interested in these beautiful machines - we won't be messing around with jetting & porting in our 70's. We'll have the memories though.
Today's youth will, as they age, be nostalgic about the wifi capability of their Chinese electric scooters in 40 years time. Not quite the same!

SteeeveO

Wholly crap 🤯 Thats awesome!
Even the neighbours dog was rejoicing at it's splendid audible glory 🤣

tyrefryer

Sounds like the 80’s to me, sweet build

CarpetDude

I set up a GT 500 for racing back in the mid 70's. Ported the cylinders, put on 38 mm Mikunis, custom pipes set for a 9000 rpm redline. The clutch would not take the power no matter what I did. I ended up replacing it with a Barnes GT 750 racing clutch parts, that cured the problem

marcstlouis

Clutch was slipping a bit! Instantly recognisable - unmistakable sound, takes me back 40 years. Lovely bike!

RobSchofield

Awhhhh! And retained the ultimate adrenaline command center! Stay young and quick my feel low rider! Nice crisp build!👍👍👍👍👍

mgwgeneral

My brother that sounds absolutely amazing one bad ass build

angelteamnolimit

Thats sounds like a cr 500 without the silencer. Bad ass!!!

marshler

Nice to see the 60’s and 70’s technology still running strong 💪🏻. 👍

uthermaceanruig

My first motorcycle was a new 1972 T-500.
I put expansion chambers on it, lower bars, rear sets, bar end mirrors. But it was pretty much a slug. My Suzuki dealer said he could get me the Daytona cylinders if I wanted, but I kept it until I bought a new 1979 GS-750 E in black.

MX