1983 Suzuki Katana 750
Miles: 14k shown
Current bid: $4,100 (no reserve)
Where: Bring a Trailer (Arizona)
Ends: 5 days
Straight from BaT
This 1983 Suzuki Katana 750 was purchased by its current owner in 2024, reportedly after being stored as part of a collection for over 25 years. Subsequent recommissioning work is said to have included changing the oil, adjusting the valves, and overhauling the brakes as well as replacing the oil-pressure switch, spark plugs, fuel lines, tires, and multiple gaskets. Finished in silver and red, the bike is powered by a 747cc inline-four paired with a five-speed transmission. Equipment includes a front fairing, a clear windscreen, clip-on handlebars, a two-up seat, an electric starter, Mikuni carburetors, a dual-muffler exhaust system, 19″ and 18″ alloy wheels, triple disc brakes, adjustable suspension, and both side and center stands. Showing 14k miles, this Katana 750 is offered in Arizona at no reserve by the seller on behalf of its owner with an owner’s manual, a tool kit, parts receipts, two keys, and a clean Tennessee title in the owner’s name.
Chassis: JS1GR72A6D2100174
14k Miles Shown
Air-Cooled 747cc DOHC Inline-Four
Five-Speed Transmission
Silver & Red Paint
19″ & 18″ Alloy Wheels
Triple Disc Brakes
Adjustable Suspenison
Electric Starter
Four Mikuni Carburetors
Dual-Muffler Exhaust System
Clip-On Handlebars
Quarter Fairing & Clear Windscreen
Red & Gray Two-Up Seat
Side & Center Stands
Owner’s Manual & Tool Kit
RSBFS
Everybody remembers the Katana 1000 and 1100. The 750 was the little brother that flew under the radar, and that’s a big part of why it’s interesting now. Silver and red, Hans Muth shape, five-speed. We covered the model a while back if you want the background: Smaller Sword: 1983 Suzuki 750 Katana.
A bike that sat for 25 years needs the boring stuff done before it’s worth anything, and this one got the valves, brakes, fuel lines and tires. Receipts are included.
Comps are thin. A 2,000-mile ’83 was at $4,500 on BaT with a day to go back in 2020, so $4,100 with five days left on a 14k-mile bike is worth watching.
Where does this one land? Call your number in the comments.
Good luck to the buyer and seller!
