Suzuki GSX 600F Specs

The Suzuki GSX 600F made its world premiere in November 1987 at the Salon International du Motorcycle in Paris, France. The Suzuki GSX 600F was manufactured by the Shizuoka, Japan-headquartered Suzuki Motor Corporation. The sports tourer was noted for its twin cam engine and six-speed gearbox.

  1. Engine

    • The Suzuki GSX 600F has a four-stroke engine. The inline-four internal combustion engine consists of four cylinders, all of which are arranged in a straight fashion next to the crankcase. All four of the cylinders contain four valves. The engine displacement is just under 37 cubic inches. The compression ratio of the Suzuki GSX600F is 11.3:1. The performance rate of the engine is 78 horsepower at 10,500 revolutions per minute. The engine is air-cooled.

    Brakes

    • The brakes at the front of the Suzuki GSX 600F are dual disc brakes, while the rear brakes are single disc brakes. The front brakes are slightly over 11 inches in diameter, while the rear brakes are just over 9 inches in diameter.

    Dimensions

    • The Suzuki GSX 600F has a curb weight of just under 505 pounds. The Suzuki GSX 600F's dry weight is 458 pounds. The seat height is 31.5 inches. The wheelbase is just less than 58 inches. The motorcycle has a capacity for 5.28 gallons in fuel. The overall height, width and length of the motorcycle is 47 inches, 29 inches and 84 inches, respectively.