Sam-Jaffa
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On 9/9/2023 at 6:51 PM, johnr said:
400 katana, but its a 17 rear and an 18 front. exactly the same spoke pattern as the gs/gsx/kat wheels but wider and tubeless. also the 400 carries whopping floating disks on the front.
cheers for that, unfortunately they're still a narrow wheel
looks like im back to the drawing board haha
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Looks like it's gonna be expensive
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We all know the iconic pentagram wheel on the old Suzukis BUT does anyone know of a 17x 5.5 wheel that has the same spoke design?
Probably a long shot but worth an ask
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22 minutes ago, davecara said:
@Sam-Jaffawas talking of going?
OOOOOH
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afternoon everyone!
dont suppose anyone has the swinger pivot width for an 81 gs850 would they please?
havent got the bike accessible to me at the moment and hoping someone has it buried in their head
ta muchly
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1 hour ago, Dezza said:
According to the Suzuki powerscreen manual, this is the one you need. Maybe they'll exchange it for you seeing as it costs the same as the one you bought by mistake?
https://gbmotorcycleproducts.com/suzuki-rotor-puller-tool-part-no-09930-33720/
If you haven't got the manual, PM me your email address and I can send you the pdf version.
Aaaah cock!!!
Why couldn't I see that
Thanks dude, it's been a long day
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I'm having issues my starter clutch is buggered and need to replace, problem is I can't find the correct size puller for the sodding thing, I bought this one https://gbmotorcycleproducts.com/suzuki-rotor-puller-tool-part-no-09930-34970/ as it seemed to be right but its too small, after measuring the SC seems to be 42mm but I can't find something that crosses over properly, anyone know of one that'll do the trick please
doing my swede in now
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top weekend guys!!
was great to see old faces and new
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Ive already booked the time off
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I've got one in mine, it is attached to the seat unit not the frame though, I can try and get pics if you like?
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12 hours ago, v-twinwalker said:
how do i reach suzuki san
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I'll bring the kettle!
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I should start taking more photos but we had a good selection this year!!
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@davecara to the rescue, cheers bud!
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Evening chaps and chapesses.
I'm looking at fitting a Slabby taillight to the tail unit I've got but i need to ensure its going to actually fit unlike the one I've already bought......
If someone would be awesome enough to get some dimensions off theirs so I can check what available space i have on the seat unit that'd be great!!
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Well that's the job jobbed, thanks to everyone who chipped in and helped and thanks to @Jaydeefor that spec sheet, worked a treat, must admit, having to ride it has rekindled my hatred for trikes but also my love for 8v air-cooled, so a win-lose situation
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1 minute ago, Jaydee said:
This any help?
What an absolute dude!!
Cheers matey, that couldn't be anyore useful
25 unredeemable OSS points to you sir!
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Found the seal size, looks like they're gs1000 which makes life easier, looks like @Swiss Toni wins some totally unredeemable OSS points, just need to consult my autodata book for oil weight and amount, psi in the forks then we're good......unless someone has a gs1000 Haynes handy and fancies having a flick through please
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also, iirc the final ratio of the 750 and the 1100 are damned near the same so as above, unless you like changing gear alot more stick to the 5 speed
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im heading back over to his after work to measure the forks again and see if i can spy a measurement on the seal, why cant life be easy
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Looks like there are a few options for the 37mm forks.......damn, need to go back and take an inner measurement.....why can't things be simple
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Evening chaps (and chapesses)
I need to supply and fit a set of fork seals to my friends GS750G
After scouring the interwebs I've found that it may have a different set of GS forks ( these are bigger at 37mm)
Would anyone here be able to ID them for me please so I can get the right seals
Cheers in advance!
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I wasn't sure if any would do as with the heat and the petrol fumes thought they may fail
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Sorting some B12 carbs out for a fella I know, he's had his fingers in them and I've found that he's lost the 4 O-rings that go under the carb top vacuum points, I've found them on for £5.50 each but think he'll soil himself when I tell him, do we know anywhere that may do these cheaper? Cheers
(Number 15)
Modern pentagram wheels
in Air Cooled
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