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  1. Have you tried motoGP Werks ? or are you fixed on side pipes? http://www.motogpwerks.com/shop/exhausts.html
  2. I put Gsxr 750 j switchgear on my gs1000 and iirc the wiring is pretty much identical , same colour codes anyway and swapping the plugs isnt hard. Just push the pins out with a tiny screwdriver from the front
  3. Me? No, just nice Yoshi restomod thing. Fast road work mainly. Front sprocket to clear the rear rim and the rest because why not Completely agree with you to use up what you've got first and deal with other things . I did that when I built my Harrisish first time
  4. 530 conversion on my Gs1000e weighs in at 2.965 kg. That's 15 43 gearing with alloy Renthal rear and 10mm offset Talon front sprocket with Renthal R4 chain. Not Gsx I know but near as dammit
  5. Welcome Matey Here's a couple more sites that could be useful http://www.suzukicycles.org/All-Suzuki/all_suzuki_models.html https://www.carlsalter.com/suzuki-service-manuals.asp https://www.robinsonsfoundry.co.uk/shop/online-store/suzuki-parts-finder/gsx.htm?vehicle_id=23 http://suzukiusedspares.com/suzuki_classic_parts.htm Have you bought it yet? if not get it bought
  6. FB_IMG_1511054515866 by judeedward, on Flickr FB_IMG_1511054565724 by judeedward, on Flickr
  7. I used Japlac Enamel on mine, Again as others have said proper prep is your friend. Utterly heat and fuel resistant but best cured properly in an oven
  8. The gs 1000 lump is physically much shorter than the 750 so I'd expect the cradle on the 750 to be larger than the thou. Can't remember if theres any thing in it in the swingarms but knowing Suzuki they'll probably change over without problem
  9. Pretty much all suzuki forks and front end set ups are interchangable for example I've got Gsxr110k forks and yokes with a Gsxr1100wp wheel and Gsxr750j brakes and mudguard in the front of my 1978 Gs1000e and all I've had to do is modify the lockstops , the rest all just bolts together. the info you need can be found on the old site here > http://old-skool-suzuki.proboards.com/thread/1870/fork-conversion-chart-rotor-matrix
  10. I don't think there's any difference between the seat mounts on a gs frame apart from probably the custom one. I used one of those seats on my thou e , well once I'd ripped off the king queen bit and put the standard cushion on it
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