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1979 Suzuki Gs 750 on 2040-motos

US $405.00
YearYear:1979 MileageMileage:24274 ColorColor: BURG & SILVER
Location:

Amissville, Virginia, US

Amissville, Virginia, US
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Suzuki GS photos

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Suzuki GS tech info

WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:GS750E700816

Suzuki GS description

1979 GS 750 in very good condition for it's age.  I bought this bike the beginning of this year with the intent on making a cafe racer out of it.  I rode it a handful of times and then parked it on the rack and it sat there until last week.  


I've done very little to it.  It ran great last week after installing the Dyna ignition but is really fouling the plugs from running too rich.  I tried to lean out the carbs and now cannot get it started.

The guy I bought it from told me he did a lot of work on the carbs to get the bike running correctly.   I don't have any information on what jets etc are in the carb.  Bike appears to be complete

minus the stock airbox.  It has pod air cleaners.  They are off in the auction photos because I was trying to adjust the carbs yesterday.  



I have a clear VA title in my name.  I will also supply a VA bill of sale.


The good

Engine - stock as far as I can tell.  24,XXX miles.

Battery - new in June

Electrics - Horn, headlight, turn signals, brake light, fuel gauge, dash lights all work.  

Front brake - works good but squeaks

Tires - back one is new, front has good tread left

Paint - nice silver and burgundy paint

Ignition - Dyna S ignition, new wires and coils installed Sep '13

Gas tank - good interior condition from what I can see, doesn't leak




The not as good

Rear brake - sticking, needs attention

Engine - little oil seepage in places.  I have no history on if it's been rebuilt.

Carbs - adjusted way too rich.  fouling plugs.  need attention.

Brake lever - handlebar brake lever switch doesn't activate brake light.  foot pedal switch is working.


Only selling because I have too many projects and will never get to making a cafe out of it.  NO WARRANTY OR REFUND.

Paypal or Cash

Local pickup only, I cannot deliver

Please ask questions if needed

Good Luck

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