Manufacturer: Albers Sportscars & Classics, Kruisstraat 3, 9581EA Musselkanaal, NL. 0599 412803. http://www.alberssportscars.nl. [email protected]
A very beautiful 1992 Suzuki GSX-R 750 WN (GR7BB) in the original and highly sought-after factory color scheme of Pearl Still White, Magenta and Violet. This motorcycle is in rare, original condition and has absolutely not been modified. A truly iconic superbike from the ’90s for the enthusiast or collector.
Fairings:
The bike looks sharp in the distinctive 1992 Suzuki Racing livery with the eye-catching “Tiger Stripe” fluorescent graphics and blue wheels. The fairings are completely original, and the paint has a very fresh sheen. Everything is just right on this GSX-R, from the wide front end with dual round headlights behind the original glass cover to the original mirrors and turn signals. The rear is also completely original and untouched, including the original license plate holder and fender.
Details and condition:
The handlebar grips, analog instrument panel and all controls look very fresh. The GSX-R is equipped with the original black seat. Features such as the sleek aluminum double-cradle frame, robust swingarm, footpegs and engine block have been exceptionally well preserved.
Technical specifications:
Powered by a powerful 749 cc inline-four engine producing approximately 118 pk, mated to a precise six-speed transmission. This WN model marks an important historical turning point: it is the very first generation of the GSX-R 750 to feature liquid cooling (“water-cooled”).
The GSX-R is known for its stable handling thanks to its rigid aluminum frame, fully adjustable Showa upside-down front fork and powerful brakes. The bike sits on its original alloy wheels and rides and shifts exactly as it should.
History:
This Suzuki GSX-R 750 WN is a genuine, well-maintained example that has always been treated with care. A fantastic opportunity to own the forerunner of the liquid-cooled GSX-R line—an icon from the golden age of Japanese 750 cc superbikes that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in this original condition.
