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Ant
I want to make changes to my 81 gs750
I have available to me a front fork assembly for a 1986 gsxr 1100, and wonder if it will fit on my 81 gs750. I just recently purchased them so they are about two weeks out, but would like to know ahead of time if they will work, so I can continue forward with my vision. My actual model is the gs750ex. I know I am asking the right people this question because I have seen some mods that blew my mind. Please help.Tags: None
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imnowhooked
Welcome to the site Mr Ant. Can't answer your question as I am still new to the game, but I do know you can learn alot from the knowledgeable people on this site. Some of them will be along soon to welcome you in & help you out. Ride safe brother!!
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BassCliff
Greetings and Salutations!
Hi Mr. Ant,
Before the modders get here, let me roll out the welcome mat for you...
Please click here for your mega-welcome, chock full of tips, suggestions, links to vendors, and other information. Then feel free to visit my little BikeCliff website where I've been collecting the wisdom of this generous community. Don't forget, we like pictures! Not you, your bike!
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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Ant
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Ant
I Figured It Out
Top and bottom bearing on stem are identical, so everything should go well with the change over as far as the neck on the frame is concerned,
I used bikebandit.com info on both bikes for my research.
Figured I would share my findings.
Thanks again to BassCliff for all the links and invaluable information.
Thank you BassCliff and Imnowhooked for the warm welcome.
I will post pictures soon of my 81 750ex.
I have'nt even rode it yet. Just got it about two weeks ago with charging system problem that I have been able to work through thanks to this wonderful site and its good people.
Thanks again to you both and Duaneage.
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BassCliff
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mriddle
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Ant
I am planning to use the rims off of a 2005 hyaboosa. I still need to know what swing arm will fit and if my calipers will fit to match or if I have to acquire new.
I do have the 2005 hyaboosa swing arm. Will that fit?
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Ant
Here's the picture of my 750 as it is now.
It has been dropped pryer to my purchase a couple of weeks ago. Should be ready to take around the block today now that I have the stator cover bolts I ordered from Suzuki.
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Ant
Went for a ride around the block
Runs pretty good. Idle is a little choppy. Guess the carbs need some cleaning. Had to adjust idle to keep it running after I push in the choke. Can't waite to start the modifications.
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imnowhooked
Originally posted by Ant View PostRuns pretty good. Idle is a little choppy. Guess the carbs need some cleaning. Had to adjust idle to keep it running after I push in the choke. Can't waite to start the modifications.
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1st Gen Forks
If you look here you will see the modifications required to the triple tree to attach guages, handlebars and add steering stops.
Y still need to do something about the rear swing arm to support the 150/60-18 or 160/60-18 rear tire. A stock GS1100E swing arm.
As you will see in the link I'm doing a Bandit arm.
I have a 81 GS750EX as well and it is close to the same as the 83 GS1100ED (as far as the swap)
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