1986 SUZUKI GS0.1L Petrol

The Suzuki GS presents a current roadworthy status with a stable maintenance trend, evidenced by the most recent DVSA test on 23 April 2024 at 23,913 miles returning a pass with no defects recorded. This single clean result indicates the machine met statutory requirements at that point, though the sparse history limits longitudinal judgement. Recorded mileage stands at 23,913 miles against an April 1986 manufacture, averaging roughly 598 miles per year across four decades. The April 2024 test shows identical mileage to the only supplied entry, so no accumulation pattern or gap can be quantified beyond confirming very light use. Low annual coverage of this order often means prolonged standing periods rather than regular running. A buyer should physically inspect the GS for corrosion on the frame and cycle parts, as structural rust develops on long-dormant machines even when an MOT shows no advisory. The tester logged no brake, suspension, or exhaust faults in 2024, but standing storage degrades caliper seals, tyre sidewalls, and fork bushings without leaving a paper trail. Given the 23,913-mile figure and over two years elapsed since the last test, commission a fresh examination of wheel bearings, chain tension, and lighting before road use. The absent defect list reflects one snapshot, not a verified history of care.