My 1977 Suzuki GS750 on my 77 SS el camino with 77 Suzuki bmx

[Guest]

IMG_2276.jpg Does anyone know a good source for nos parts?

[gsrick]

Sweet El and welcome to the forum. Stuck in '77?

[jsandidge]

Looks like '77 was a very good year.

[jabcb]

Sweet! Does ’77 have some significance for you?


Lots of parts are still available from Suzuki. A few dealers have online parts diagrams + ordering & offer discounts. I use Partzilla.com.
If you have a large Suzuki dealer near you, they may be the quickest way to get parts.

[Jeff GS]

77 Suzuki Gs my uncle purchased brand new... remember riding on it as a kid... Inn researching it and a few parts nos acquired a saw that Suzuki in 76 and 77 made their own BMX bike. So I had to compliment and make a set. 77 el camino only has 25,000 original miles and complement the 76 chenille laguna that has 21,000 original miles, Suzuki gs has 14,000. Love going to shows. Lots of memories from individuals about the moIMG_3117.jpgtorcycle... Took rack off back too long in back of el camino....

[dorkburger]

Welcome. Nice GS and El Camino.

[dorkburger]

I didn’t know Suzuki made BMX bikes. I think I’ve seen those wheels somewhere.

[Jeff GS]

Stupid spell check below... Yes Suzuki made BMX bikes for only 2 years...mgk03416.jpg

[gsrick]

We've got a member here, portdave that lives in your area.

[Sasquatch]

Welcome to the forum.