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This is a serious resurrection project, and the old Mikuni 32mm carbs and in really bad shape. Can anyone tell me if new RS34-D21 flat sides might be a good fit for a 1985 GS700ES? I can't even get all the parts I need for these old carbs, and factor in time and energy, I can get a set of new RS34's for about $800. Anyone at all? I could really use some advice here, whatever you got. Thanks in advance...IMG_20171102_153204_052.jpg
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What's wrong with your existing carbs. There are several guys around here that rebuild carbs and most of them have spare parts too.Ed
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Please define "bad shape". If they have not been run over by a truck or stored on the Titanic, they will likely work quite well.
Send some pictures to my e-mail (click on my username for info), I'll let you know if they are rebuildable.
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