Slabbies, I love them. The GSXR 750 was such a radical new model back in the day when they were first launched, they have become very desirable today and are ripe for both subtle and serious modifications.

So when I first saw pictures of b-slayer’s GSXR 750 H in it’s very sorry state, I thought the same as you probably did… ‘this has got potential’. Little could we have imagined how trick it would end up being… a real ‘zero to hero’ build.

Having started his project thread, b-slayer shared some photos of the horrendous state of the bike when he first got it and then the in-between stages of his build. Some of the bodges, wow!



There are several more, often scary ones on the project thread.
Progress was made and the bike was back on the road in a few different guises before it’s final new trick state.




Some nice details along the way too, much more than righting the previous owner bodges.


Then, time for the finishing touches.

Finally, just wow! Hard to believe that this is the same GSXR 750.

What a fantastic end result, looking very clean and period yet with some very appropriate improvements.
So, b-slayer congratulations! Your GSXR 750 is this months BOTM.
Read the project thread here.
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