Suzuki TL1000S: specs and comparison
Suzuki TL1000S (Sport, 1997-2001): 996 cc engine, 92 kW / 123 bhp, 211 kg (kerb weight), seat height 830 mm. Licence: Full A only.
Also written as: Suzuki TL 1000 S
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Suzuki TL1000S1997-2001 · 996 cc · 92 kW
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Specs
Generation 1997-2001
| Years | 1997-2001 |
|---|---|
| Type | Sport |
| Licence | Full A only |
| Engine | 996 cc, 2 cyl. |
| Power | 92 kW / 123 bhp |
| Weight | 211 kg (kerb weight) |
| Seat height | 830 mm |
| Max load | no data |
| ABS | no ABS |
| Drive / gearbox | chain, manual |
| Tank | 17 l |
| Fuel use | 40 mpg (7 l/100 km) |
| Range on one tank | 130 miles |
| Used price (estimate) | £3,400 - £4,200 |
Why it's worth it
- Engine with real character
- Smooth, predictable power
Watch out
- Snatchy throttle at low speed
- High insurance cost
- Top-heavy when stopped
- Short range, frequent fuel stops
What to check on a used one
- Rear linkage: play, dry bearings
- Crash damage: bar ends, levers, footpegs, scratched covers
- Service history: stamps and invoices
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Questions
Is the Suzuki TL1000S A2-legal?
No: 92 kW is over 70 kW, so it cannot be restricted for A2. It needs a full A licence.
What is the seat height of the Suzuki TL1000S?
830 mm. Whether you reach the ground also depends on the seat width: the finder estimates it from your height and inside leg.
How much does the Suzuki TL1000S weigh?
211 kg (kerb weight).
What is the fuel use and range of the Suzuki TL1000S?
About 40 mpg (7 l/100 km); with the 17 l tank that is roughly 130 miles (210 km) before the fuel light comes on.
Specs from makers and test sources; prices are estimates. Check the bike you buy.