will these brake pads fit????

[jetta90]

hoping someone can give direction..............................
rear brake pads for a 1983 / 84 GS750E - Suzuki part number 69130 - 34220 looks like superceded by 69100-34870..............................

Do you know if any other part numbers were used by Suzuki for the same parts????
would pads for a GS 1000/1100 78 to 83 work on the 750??? I'm told they would work on my 750 but I'm finding totally different part numbers for the GS1000/1100 series.

Kinda of like looking for a needle in a haystack, but thought i'd try..................
anybody know?

[bradleymaynar]

Not a clue. The part numbers are different, but that's not saying much. Do you have the pads already? If you do, I'd just pull your old pads and see if they match up with the new ones. It's a fairly simple task to remove them without unbolting the caliper.

Brad bt

[SqDancerLynn1]

Rear pads were pretty standard, fronts varied somewhat

[Boondocks]

hoping someone can give direction..............................
rear brake pads for a 1983 / 84 GS750E - Suzuki part number 69130 - 34220 looks like superceded by 69100-34870..............................

Do you know if any other part numbers were used by Suzuki for the same parts????
would pads for a GS 1000/1100 78 to 83 work on the 750??? I'm told they would work on my 750 but I'm finding totally different part numbers for the GS1000/1100 series.

Kinda of like looking for a needle in a haystack, but thought i'd try..................
anybody know?

Go to Vesrah Street Brakes. Enter 306JL in the VD category in the Buyers Guide at top right and do the search. VD306JL is the part number for sintered rear brake pads for a 83/84 GS750E. This will take you to a cross reference chart of all the Suzuki bikes (and some Kawasaki) that use this same brake pad. It looks like practically all GS models use this same rear brake pad.

[jetta90]

Hello to all, thanks for taking the time to respond.
Thanks Boondocks for the help on that, the sight has lots of info. You guys were right though, seems pretty much all GS models take the same rear brake pads over many years and models.
Great job to all!