I bought one new in 1978 on my 17th birthday it was petrol blue metallic I loved that bike looked after it rode the wheels of it 100% reliable and a lot of near death experiences Happy days .
That’s the first bike I was ever taken on as a young fella, about 12 yrs old. My stepfather, who owned the bike, then took me on a poker run that was held about 60 miles from our house, and we rode there, two-up, on that little bike, did the run and came home. Been riding ever since.
Saw one of these little gems yesterday at the classic bike festival in Bishopscourt Co Down, NI. The owner fired it up and it took me back to the days I owned one. Lovely wee bike yet.
Gorgeous!!🥰 My first bike when I was 17 back in 1982 was a GT125 same colour but not as good condition N reg/1974 if I remember rightly. Originally my mate bought it & spoilt it, my other mate bought it off him stripped to the last nut & bolt then lost interest. I bought it off him in a load of cardboard boxes and built it back up again. Absolutely loved it 🥰 many happy memories with it. Lovely to see one in such beautiful condition
Gt185 was easy to find in my country. But this 125 is rarely.. Great small bike with beautiful sound. I wish i can have one of this, ride it and park it behind my c70 😁. Great video by the way👍
I have to admit, this s a really nice bike! I was 18 when it was new. After not riding for 50 years, I got a 2018 V Star 250. Raven black. Torquey lil bike but bigger than this one.
@@robertmenghini.Lambomad You're welcome. I considered older bikes like this when I was on the hunt for one. I wondered about parts availability though?
Had one when i was younger, same color even, though mine was setup as an enduro with knobbier tires, we used it mostly off road on the farm in the early 90's 😊
it is beautiful I had a blue 100cc 1975 model I think it was,, as my first bike, had a lot of great rides, but also it made me learn how to maintain it was not 100% stock and got used hard by a 16-year-old, so I had to repair it now and then, but when it worked I loved it, still, miss it today, and it was the main reason I bought the 2020 Honda Monkey it is not the same but some parts of it remind me of my first bike :)
I had the AP50 in red & the GT50 in black. £175 for the AP50 back in 1978 & £400 for the GT250 in 1979. Probably £12-15k for both now - they were immaculate.
Brings back memories of my GT125. KJE 14P. Mine was crashed when I bought it, I fitted the bigger headlamp from the 185 and mag wheels. Fuel consumption never got much over 30mpg. I moved on to a GT250X7 which was certainly faster and handled better but never had the charm of the older Ram Air twins. Good times!
That my friend is beyond stunning, i had the GP100 when i was 17 and thrashed the hell outta it everywhere, ( it used to do 75 ) i think if i had the extra power that your bike has i would have probably killed myself.
New wheels/spokes, paintwork and then also just noticed some of those fasteners don't look original, also those clocks should be the plastic ones on the L model, those clocks look like they are from a later GP100/125 (the tacho certainly is) - So saying the bike is virtually unrestored is a bit of an exaggeration. Lovely looking example but it needs the original clocks.
if a man is deep in love with a maschine the words/description in this vid are a good @t the same bike and it is still love it as much as you do yours.not in this excellent shape though.anyway.keep it and do not sell it.and yeah.disconnect the oil tank.it is a problem these maschine had. mix the fuel yourself.will save you lots of pounds.or buy a spare motor if you do not.just in case.
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I swear this is one of the most gorgeous things I've ever seen in my life
Thanks buddy
Beautiful classic two stroke. A jewel! I had a '75 GT185. Loved it. My first new bike.
Mine too!
I bought one new in 1978 on my 17th birthday it was petrol blue metallic I loved that bike looked after it rode the wheels of it 100% reliable and a lot of near death experiences Happy days .
That’s the first bike I was ever taken on as a young fella, about 12 yrs old. My stepfather, who owned the bike, then took me on a poker run that was held about 60 miles from our house, and we rode there, two-up, on that little bike, did the run and came home. Been riding ever since.
That’s a brilliant story!
Bikes from the 70's & 80's were more comfortable to ride with those thick seat than modern bike.
Nice bike ❤
Love it 😍
Thanks ✌️
@@robertmenghini.Lambomadyour welcome brother... 👍
I am big fans Suzuki from Indonesia, nice to meet you bro... 🙏🤝🤗
What a fantastic ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT specimen, well done mate, keep hold.
stunning 😀
Thank you! Cheers!
1975 I bought a brand new Suzuki 125 cc, excactly the same as in this film. Fantastic little bike, I wish I still had it around.
One of my favourite bikes ever! I’ve sold this now and wish I hadn’t!
Stunning bike mate. I can tell you just love it. Cheers.
Saw one of these little gems yesterday at the classic bike festival in Bishopscourt Co Down, NI. The owner fired it up and it took me back to the days I owned one. Lovely wee bike yet.
Yes they are so sweet!
Gorgeous!!🥰
My first bike when I was 17 back in 1982 was a GT125 same colour but not as good condition N reg/1974 if I remember rightly. Originally my mate bought it & spoilt it, my other mate bought it off him stripped to the last nut & bolt then lost interest. I bought it off him in a load of cardboard boxes and built it back up again.
Absolutely loved it 🥰 many happy memories with it.
Lovely to see one in such beautiful condition
Great video looks fantastic lovely colour stay safe 🇬🇧👍
Thanks, it’s a great bike
I had one back in 1982....loved it
Great bikes
Gt185 was easy to find in my country. But this 125 is rarely.. Great small bike with beautiful sound. I wish i can have one of this, ride it and park it behind my c70 😁. Great video by the way👍
Thanks and glad you enjoyed it
Fabulous! I can almost smell it. ❤️
Thank you it is a very special bike
A beautiful example, & a credit to you.
Beautiful matching number 1974 Suzuki GT125L, stunning condition!
Thanks for watching my video
I have to admit, this s a really nice bike! I was 18 when it was new. After not riding for 50 years, I got a 2018 V Star 250. Raven black. Torquey lil bike but bigger than this one.
Thanks for your kind comments 😊
@@robertmenghini.Lambomad You're welcome. I considered older bikes like this when I was on the hunt for one. I wondered about parts availability though?
Gorgeous! I've got a 1979 RD 400.
Had one when i was younger, same color even, though mine was setup as an enduro with knobbier tires, we used it mostly off road on the farm in the early 90's 😊
it is beautiful I had a blue 100cc 1975 model I think it was,, as my first bike, had a lot of great rides, but also it made me learn how to maintain it was not 100% stock and got used hard by a 16-year-old, so I had to repair it now and then, but when it worked I loved it, still, miss it today, and it was the main reason I bought the 2020 Honda Monkey it is not the same but some parts of it remind me of my first bike :)
Excellent
Glad you like the video
I had the AP50 in red & the GT50 in black. £175 for the AP50 back in 1978 & £400 for the GT250 in 1979. Probably £12-15k for both now - they were immaculate.
Thanks for watching my video and I’m glad it bought back memories
Délicieux GT❤
Thanks buddy for watching my video, glad it bought back memories
Great bike
I got a gt 185 new in 74.
What a good looking bike
Mine was blue .
5 pounds a week for 2 years finance lol
The best days ever
Summer 76 on my bike wow
Brings back memories of my GT125.
KJE 14P. Mine was crashed when I bought it, I fitted the bigger headlamp from the 185 and mag wheels.
Fuel consumption never got much over 30mpg.
I moved on to a GT250X7 which was certainly faster and handled better but never had the charm of the older Ram Air twins. Good times!
Thanks for your kind comments, I share your passions
Ace mate
Thanks
You should deflect the exhaust inward to lube the drive chain ... :o) Nice bike !
What do you mean?
@@robertmenghini.Lambomad He means that the smoke ie emmisions will lubricate the chain.
I had the rd 125 , I could out accelerate the gt125 but they always passed me on top end , lovely bikes and rarer than the rd,s
Yes they are great classic bikes, glad my video bought back memories for you.
That my friend is beyond stunning, i had the GP100 when i was 17 and thrashed the hell outta it everywhere, ( it used to do 75 ) i think if i had the extra power that your bike has i would have probably killed myself.
Mengapa suzuki Gt tak d produksi lagi padahal 2 tak mudah petawatanya.
Please don’t rev it while it’s on the choke...wait until it’s warmed up 👍
Point taken. Thanks again for watching my video. Rob
Hi mate where did you get the front mud guard flap from?
Ebay
New wheels/spokes, paintwork and then also just noticed some of those fasteners don't look original, also those clocks should be the plastic ones on the L model, those clocks look like they are from a later GP100/125 (the tacho certainly is) - So saying the bike is virtually unrestored is a bit of an exaggeration.
Lovely looking example but it needs the original clocks.
I have the original clocks which is no problem
My GT125 had clocks exactly like that too
I had one back in the 80s .can any body remember the gears. I think it was 1 up 3 down. Dont quote me on that I might be wrong.
Better then a rd, i think so.
Thanks for watching my video, I agree, way nicer engine than the RD
❤
Once a common site along with khs and rds now all but vanished.
Yes they’re all in collections!
@@robertmenghini.Lambomad I had what is now rare as hens teeth an rd80lc on a b reg 1984 blue stripe on white.
how is the fuel and oil consumption? economical or wasteful?
Is ok, does around 45mpg
Maybe you could help me.l am restoring agt125. Trouble is when l removed the countershaft cover l cant get the clutch actuator to work
Sorry I can’t help you with this as I bought mine all ok
This bike for sale?
Sold now sorry
La moto est vraiment supper
Mucas gracias
What code on the paint sir
Not sure of the code but it’s Candy gold. teamz650.com/fr/gallery/4/suzuki.html
Can you please tell the color code?
I’m not sure sorry, try Google
CANDY TAHITI ORANGE. www.suzukicycles.org/photos/GT/GT125-brochures/1974_GT125L_UKsales_800.jpg
I know the color name, tahiti candy orange but no one knows the mixture. Blue has that color number and that they find.
if a man is deep in love with a maschine the words/description in this
vid are a good @t the same bike and it is still love it as much as you
do yours.not in this excellent shape though.anyway.keep it and do not
sell it.and yeah.disconnect the oil tank.it is a problem these maschine had.
mix the fuel yourself.will save you lots of pounds.or buy a spare motor if you do not.just in case.
Thanks for your kind comments
environmental enemy.....
I know, aren’t all two strokes, that’s why they’re increasing in value!
Had to sell mine in 75 to get married, wish I still had it I am sure it would have lasted longer than the marriage wonderful bike
They are great bikes, I have a blue one for sale btw