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Suzuki GT550 Specs, Manuals, & Info

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If you’ve got a GT550 that you’re working on, you’ve come to the right place.

Whether you’re doing a full rebuild or restoration motorcycle project or you just need to complete some routine maintenance, we’ve got all the information and links to what you need to do the job right.

On this page you’ll find:

  • Links to the motorcycle service manual for your GT550.
  • Where you can find used GT550s for sale to start a new motorcycle project or get a parts bike.
  • Specs, details, and information about the history of the GT550.

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GT550 Specs & Details

The GT550, or Indy, was part of the Suzuki Grand Touring “GT” series, and was produced from 1972-77.

Specs for the Suzuki GT550 include:

  • Top Speed: 110-115 mph.
  • Engine Displacement: 543cc
  • Cylinders/Engine Type: 2-stoke triple
  • Compression Ratio: 6.7:1
  • Transmission: 5 speed
  • Wet Weight: 465 lbs

GT550 Years & Variations

Model variations and years for the GT550 Indy include:

  • 1972 GT550J
  • 1973 GT550K
  • 1974 GT550L
  • 1975 GT550M
  • 1976 GT550A
  • 1977 GT550B

Find a GT550 for Sale Near You

If you’re looking for a GT550 of your own or need a donor parts bike for your current motorcycle project, you can use the MotorcycleZombies.com used bike search tool to find what you’re looking for.

Click your state below to find used GT550s near you.

These motorcycle search engines search Craigslist listing for the entire state so you don’t have to individually search each specific region.

Once you’ve got the bike up and running, be sure to check back to our motorcycle registration and title guides if you need help getting plates (Especially if you’ve bought the GT550 without a title).

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