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    I have the chance to purchase a 1978 GS750 with 14000 miles. The bike has been stored with gas and all other fluid in it. I'm worried about the rubber seals, boots and o-rings, especially in the carbs and front seals. After reviewing a few sites, I not sure these parts are still availible. Are these parts out there and if so, can you tell me where to get them.
    Thanks, pfrules

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    I got mine ('80 GS1100E) from BikeBandit.com. I'm sure they are available somewhere.

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      You'll have no problem getting fork seals, intake manifold boots, gaskets, o-rings and such. Almost all of the disposable parts are available in some form or another (tires, brake pads, all the items I mentioned above).
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        I've looked at BikeBandit and Ican't tell if all the carbs parts are there. Do you know of any dther good sites for '78 parts. Thanks

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          Just get the o-rings above and the float bowl gaskets for the carbs here -- rebuild kits are crap and should only be used as a last resort.
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          IOW, clean and re-use all the stock jets, floats, and such if at all possible. You can still order OEM floats if needed, and there's a guy on eBay in New Zealand that sells decent aftermarket needles and seats for not much money.

          The intake boots and o-rings can be ordered via any number of web sites or any Suzuki dealer. More info re: intake boots and o-rings:

          Part numbers apply only to 80-83GS850; yours look the same but are different sizes.
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