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1980 750e rebuild

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Found this a few months back but passed on it because IMO he wanted to much for it. I saw he had it on C-list for awhile but didn't sell. So he emails me that I need to have this.. I throw him my number and he says "come and get it".

1980 GS 750E with a like new Kerker exhaust, carbs airbox and front calipers came in a box but they look to be complete. I have a stock pipe going back on it.

Oh and only 5900 miles, she is extremely clean...:D

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Did the mandatory tear down on the calipers and M/C, ordered a few new seals and dust boots, but overall the pistons are good and everything looks to be cleaning up quite well.

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mriddle said:
Very nice catch ..

What are you planning for this one ?
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All back to original, its so clean it was in storage since 1982. It ended up leftover from someones estate. It just screams " make me look new again"

:)
 
jwhelan65 said:
All back to original, its so clean it was in storage since 1982. It ended up leftover from someones estate. It just screams " make me look new again"

:)
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wow, how many mile; i was wondering what you needed with another project?

You got a little time capsule there
 
posplayr said:
wow, how many mile; i was wondering what you needed with another project?

You got a little time capsule there
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5790 miles , sold the gsxr a few week before I moved to make way for yet another..

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It looks the PO pulled the carbs for re-jetting after installing the new Kerker... and never finished the job!

Sweeeeet. Doesn't look like the OEM tires though :rolleyes:.

What are you going to do with the pipe?
 
81ZUKI75 said:
It looks the PO pulled the carbs for re-jetting after installing the new Kerker... and never finished the job!

Sweeeeet. Doesn't look like the OEM tires though :rolleyes:.

What are you going to do with the pipe?
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That is exactly what the PO did, the pipe is spoken for..;)
 
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I could really use that pipe, if the price was right. I pulled mine off last week and the bottom was rotted out of it. I am looking for a non sidewinder header.
 
Texasgs said:
I could really use that pipe, if the price was right. I pulled mine off last week and the bottom was rotted out of it. I am looking for a non sidewinder header.
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I am actually swapping someone on here for a nice set of stockers.
 
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By the way that is a nice bike. If your deal falls through, I would be interested. I have a stock set, but I think one side has some road rash. Even though they are hanging on the wall at my shop, I really haven't looked at them good in years.
 
Nice survivor, looks great!

It's been said many times before - "Square Headlights rule!!" :D
 
Man, that thing looks great. I'll watch this thread closely. I am starting a similar project with my 81 750E that has 3,060 original miles. I'd say yours is cleaner, overall, and is inspiring to me.
Not to be rude, but I am curious to know what you paid, only as a matter of comparison. I am happy with what I paid, though some may say it was too much, some would say it is worth more.

I am considering keeping my rectangular headlight. I am torn on that, though. I like the 82 round. However, I dig keeping things mostly original. Decisions decisions...

Anyway, GREAT bike.
 
MilesDad said:
Man, that thing looks great. I'll watch this thread closely. I am starting a similar project with my 81 750E that has 3,060 original miles. I'd say yours is cleaner, overall, and is inspiring to me.
Not to be rude, but I am curious to know what you paid, only as a matter of comparison. I am happy with what I paid, though some may say it was too much, some would say it is worth more.

I am considering keeping my rectangular headlight. I am torn on that, though. I like the 82 round. However, I dig keeping things mostly original. Decisions decisions...

Anyway, GREAT bike.
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