Suzuki Production Motorcycles 1952-1980

[johnakay]

I bought this book last week and its excellent reading.
it is just about the same as Roy Bacons book but bigger.
well worth the money I paid and it wasn't £19
I paid £9(new to) and from good ol USA. got it in 5 days.
why can't our local deliver this quick

[Suzsmokeyallan]

Yup I got that two years ago, very well put together although there are some mistakes in it.

[johnakay]

yep theres some mistakes in it.
so far what I've read ...no mention of Ernst Degner who helped Suzuki tremendously in the development etc.

[Scorch]

Nice, I like. Where can it be bought?

[johnakay]

Nice, I like. Where can it be bought?

got mine from amazon

[H2RICK]

Thank you for that, John. A guy can always use some new reading material about bikes....especially Suzis.....

[Suzsmokeyallan]

Rick in that book you will see Heidi and her immaculate K10 on a few pages dedicated to the tiddler class.

[johnakay]

Rick in that book you will see Heidi and her immaculate K10 on a few pages dedicated to the tiddler class.

yes I met Heidi a few times at shows. not seen her for a couple of years now. must be hiding.
oh yes she likes tiddlers.

[H2RICK]

Yep, she's quite a woman, for sure....and she and her partner certainly have an extensive collection of Suzi tiddlers.
I was rereading the Dec. 2010 issue of CMM and there's her newest resto.....a '67 K11P......brought from Hawaii, of all places. According to the story it was a total mess when she got it and it took mega-work to get it back to its current pristine state. She and her partner do amazing work !!!