Suzuki : Gs Custom Cafe Racer 1977 Suzuki Gs 550 on 2040-motos

$1,650

Year:0 Mileage:200

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Suzuki : GS Custom Cafe Racer 1977 Suzuki GS 550, $1,650, image 1

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One of a kind custom cafe racer. "The Black Widow" based on a low mileage (12,302) Suzuki GS 550. Runs and drives good. Jetted and tuned perfectly for straight through mufflers and pod filters. Pulls well all the way to the 9500 RPM redline. Both starters work. The charging system works. No leaks. Here are a a few of the modifications and new parts installed: Smoothed fuel tank with perfectly clean, rust free interior, with custom black paint sporting a red hourglass. Genuine black leather seat with spider web stitching 100 LED tail/stop/ turn light in spider pattern New Emgo fairing with smoked Plexiglas wind screenRebuilt Carburetors and petcock New wheel bearings and seals front and back New steering stem bearings and seals New fork seals New tires with less than 200mis, Matching Pirrelli brand New battery New headlamp New clutch and springs New cables, speedometer, tachometer, clutch Front caliper rebuilt New stainless braided brake lines New drive chain New engine seals mounted when side covers were off for polishing Installed all stainless cap head socket screws on side covers, controls, etc. (no more fighting with rusted Phillips heads) New handlebars. I pre-owned dirt bike bars to get a little height, as I can no longer ride in a sport bike position. New grips Polished handlebar levers New CNC bar end mirrors Well, that's about it. I've got way more time and money in this bike than I will ever get back. I'm open to offer. I do have it for sale locally, so this listing subject to ending. Any questions, you may call me at 7 Oh Six, 2 oh seven, 6 five seven 1 before 10 PM EST please. The only things left are: the red LED gear indicator light has 1 element out. The cylinder head nuts are somewhat rusty. 1 of the LED in the Stop light needs replacing, but I have some of those and will furnish. Actuating the front brake does not actuate the brake light. The rear does. Ebay requires some sort of title listing. This bike does not have a title, nor is 1 required in Georgia. It was registered and tagged by me within the last two months, and a copy of registration along with a notarized bill of sale will be provided. Please check with your states requirements before bidding.

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