Blubber

You know... There is a saying : Pics or it didn't happen

So?.... Switch over to the old ignition plate and rotor... And report back to us We like think we can learn by letting others make our mistakes

compression or leak down test might show a problem with valves

Depends.... - Are you willing to do frame modifications/ rims swaps/ swing arms swaps? Your current rim is the limiting factor.

That's called character. remember: even new stuff gets old ( or saggy )

Sounds like a whole day spare to me

Looks like a proper OSS gathering Maybe next year

There was once a limited edition gsx 750 e 1981 called " silver suzy " from factory, around 500 were made. Just search for " suzuki silver suzi " and you get enough hits and pics. Had a red frame and red decals.

Those spacers are not high tech... Any spotted teenager with some technical insight or just a helpful teacher can make these during school time or night school.... Just a thought

its different

Can't agree more mr Vizman. Btw.. Bigger pistons already sourced... going 1692cc with a gsx1400 motor... which might even end up in a fully faired GSX1100EF frame

welcome.. Do you need drinking buddies?

Sure @Rene EFE http://www.atlltd.com/tank-2-fia-dual-female-dry-break-valve.html When lost.... its item number 79 - Female Dry Break Valve Dual 2” Tank Mount ( RE-AG-020 ) page 3 on their product guide. http://www.atlltd.com/product-guide.pdf Pretty sure there are more options / brands out there.

Your eyes are still working

Atl do them also. Endurance style, twin filler, dry break.. Those are the most used names for them.

hang on .... your bad luck has to run out... eventually

Small correction : it is https://www.cmsnl.com/ ( Consolidated Motor Spares ) I have Slinky glide cables on another project : Clutch is smooth, and the push / pull is very light on the throttle ( http://slinky-glide.co.uk/ to be purchased via Wemoto.com ) but.... they don't list "yours" as standard. http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/suzuki/gsx_1100_efe_eff_efg_ese/84-86/#cables They can probably match the old one

I had to pry the buggers open.. All metal clips broke. No trick from me

Congratulations

Yep.... That's "our" Rick in one sentence

" operator error "

Too thin gauge wire used? Bad crimps? Can happen even with new wires

People have been banned for less

Weird, if I click the above link on my phone, it takes me to this ad. I have the ebayapp installed.

Forgot about that.... Now I need to suppress it again... Brrrrr