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    What the diff in a gsx and a just a gs ?

    if you have a link to see the pics would be cool to thx

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    and click "Modelle"

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      #3
      Originally posted by kz
      http://66.27.55.198/gs%2Dclassic/index1e.htm

      and click "Modelle"
      Hi Kz (Lars). Interesting site......especially using "Babelfish" to translate from the German original text, as recommended on the site.......for example: "A sport cannon for the road with high ripe one,".......not only good GS information, but a laugh a minute, too.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Simon Waters
        Interesting site......especially using "Babelfish" to translate from the German original text, as recommended on the site.......for example: "A sport cannon for the road with high ripe one,".......not only good GS information, but a laugh a minute, too.
        Why don't you just try to learn German Simon?

        A GSX is a 16 valve GS. In the US, Suzuki maintained the name GS, in Europe they were called GSX. Same machine, different name.

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          #5
          Wouldn't mind a pair of GSX side badges, just for a different look.

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            #6
            JoJo, why learn German? A ripe sport cannon says it all. Although I must admit I'm not clear on whether they meant that it goes fast or smells bad. :-) :-)

            Hmmm, my GS16 valve 1100 is titled as GSX110. I guess its possible it started life in Europe??? puzzling

            Earl


            Originally posted by jojo
            Originally posted by Simon Waters
            Interesting site......especially using "Babelfish" to translate from the German original text, as recommended on the site.......for example: "A sport cannon for the road with high ripe one,".......not only good GS information, but a laugh a minute, too.
            Why don't you just try to learn German Simon?

            A GSX is a 16 valve GS. In the US, Suzuki maintained the name GS, in Europe they were called GSX. Same machine, different name.
            Komorebi-The light filtering through the trees.

            I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. H.D.T.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Jon Kramilius
              Wouldn't mind a pair of GSX side badges, just for a different look.
              Here is where you can get them:



              Scroll down about half way.

              Hap

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                #8
                Hi Simon,

                I just thought that the site had some nice GS/GSX info, unfortunally only in German.

                I must admitt that I too had I couple of good laughs , then testing the babelfish translator from German to English.

                BTW:

                Lars is my fellow countryman with the GS 1100 E, in the South of Sweden


                Earl,

                My former GSX1100 1981 was also called GSX110 in the offical papers, I thought it was a typing error in the official papers.

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                  #9
                  Here is where you can get them:



                  Scroll down about half way.

                  Hap
                  Nice site Hap, have to add that one to my favorites
                  Doug aka crag antler

                  83GS1100E, gone
                  2000 Kawasaki Concours
                  Please wear ATGATT

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Hap Call
                    Originally posted by Jon Kramilius
                    Wouldn't mind a pair of GSX side badges, just for a different look.
                    Here is where you can get them:



                    Scroll down about half way.

                    Hap

                    Thanks big guy, much appreciated

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