The first tell on the Katana engine size was the number plate!! Dark green border indicates it is over 250cc. 125-249cc bikes will always have a white plate with no green border. 80-124 is pink, 50-79 is yellow and
250 Katana had 17" 3-spoke wheels with a single disc in front. The one you filmed is a 400. Original 750-1100 had anti-dive gubbins on front forks and single piston calipers. Also the front sprocket cover is different. Otherwise the 400 is extremely faithful to the original. I had 2 1100 Katana's in the early 2000's, one with a oil-cooled 1127cc GSXR1100 engine.
Wow! There’s always someone knowledgeable! Thanks so much for the info. How was the GSXR/Katana Frankenstein to ride? I had a 750 pop up project bike for a while. I’d love to own another.
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What's the best way to differentiate between different Katana sizes?
Neat finds! Love those old katanas!
The first tell on the Katana engine size was the number plate!! Dark green border indicates it is over 250cc. 125-249cc bikes will always have a white plate with no green border. 80-124 is pink, 50-79 is yellow and
250 Katana had 17" 3-spoke wheels with a single disc in front. The one you filmed is a 400. Original 750-1100 had anti-dive gubbins on front forks and single piston calipers. Also the front sprocket cover is different. Otherwise the 400 is extremely faithful to the original. I had 2 1100 Katana's in the early 2000's, one with a oil-cooled 1127cc GSXR1100 engine.
Wow! There’s always someone knowledgeable! Thanks so much for the info. How was the GSXR/Katana Frankenstein to ride?
I had a 750 pop up project bike for a while. I’d love to own another.
Katana: no idea how to tell the size. I like the Yamaha Bronco.
love your videos, thank you for highlighting my favorite era of motorcycles. i really appreciate it!
Thank you for your nice comment! It’s my favourite too :)