TODAY, which was popular for its reasonable price and its necessary and sufficient travelling ability and equipment, had been upgraded into this model.
It was quite simply "easy to ride". It adopted a rather small 14 inch tire for its front and rear and a comfortably low seat for easy boarding or descending.
The ultra light aluminum frame, MR-ALBOX, weighed only 7.6kg itself. The engine was highly tuned with low friction loss and a large intake/exhaust valve. Its body was as compact as a 250cc model.
It appeared in the market after the 250 to meet the fans' enthusiastic request for this model. It adopted a GSXR style engine, and its body design was faithful to the original 1100 style.
It had a reasonable price compared to other rival bikes. The S model, which was simultaneously sold, had a bikini cowl that made it look like a GS1000 Cooley Replica.
The first SUZUKI 400cc 4-cylinder model. It was equipped with its original TSCC head, ANDF (Anti Nose Dive Forks), and a gear position indicator. Its weight was kept to the level of GSXE.
This FW model which had a full floater suspension or a 16-inch wheel, came in two specifications: a full cowl specification and a handlebar-mounted mini cowl specification.
This model was based on the GS400 type II. It had the star-shaped cast wheel, which was to become the standard item of Suzuki models. It split the popularity with HONDA HAWK II/III.