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    AFTERMARKET FORKS FOR 1977 GS750B

    Can anyone tell me a manufacturer who makes aftermarket forks to suit the GS750B, and tripple tree as well please.

    I know htey DO exist, ive seen a shop book, but I cant remember which store I saw it at. Ive been ringing around but nobody will tell me........

    Its a secret society, even a google search reveals nothing.
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    Anything that fits a suzuki will fit. My reccomendation is the forks from a mid90's GSXR1100 ;-)
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      #3
      In keeping with the spirit of this thread. I too have a 750. Mine is a 2-v.
      My mods include lowering the bike so I want a more modern front end that is shorter by a few inches. It must be strong enough of course for the job.
      Any suggestions??
      80 gs1100 16-v ported & polished, 1 mm oversize intake valves, 1150 carbs w/Dynojet stage 3, plus Bandit/gsxr upgrades

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        #4
        If you're looking for replacements for the stock fork tubes, you can get them from Frank:

        Frank's Maintenance and Engineering, Inc.
        http://www.frankmain.qpg.com/
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        If you're looking to replace your front end with something newer, then never mind...
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