SUZUKI 1000 R69 endurance SERT

Certificate n°P3671Q

Suzuki competed in the 1982 World Endurance Championship. Team SERT was then managed by Dominique Méliand. Two crews were led by "Le Chef": Pierre-Etienne Samin and Dominique Pernet, who won the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Zeltweg; and Hervé Moineau and Richard Hubin, who won Silverstone. Of the six motorcycles originally built by the factory, only two remain.

Year : 1978

Championship : Endurance

Category : Historic

Capacity : 997.00

Moto type : 1000 R69 endurance SERT

Motor cycle : 4T

Cylinders : 4

Weight excluding fluids : 189.00 kg

Power : 126.00 cv

Maximum motor speed : 9500.00

Motor architecture : L (In line)

Valve control : Bucket tappet

Number of engine gears : 5

Clutch : Engine manufacturer

Power supply type : Carburetor

Carburetor Manufacturer : KEIHIN

Injection manufacturer : none

Maximum speed : 250.00 km/h

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