[marcsman]

After

 

[Clint]

Huh? Nice looking machine, though.

 

[87gsxrnut]

GS750?

- Nut

 

[marcsman]

83 GS 750 Just put the last piece on today.
I have an earlier post of what I started with.

 

[marcsman]

I started the restoration in Oct.
I'll tell you though, it was a learning experience that I would love to do again.

 

[87gsxrnut]

A-HA! GS 750 E then, right? I thought it was an '83. Don't remember the other thread.

Heh heh, one of my best friends had one of those YEARS ago. Cool!

- Nut

 

[marcsman]

GS 750 ED!!

 

[87gsxrnut]

Was that an ex-racebike? Swingarm looks like something aftermarket from those days.

I know how much work that took, and your bike looks great! GOOD JOB!

- Nut

 

[87gsxrnut]

Brembo rotors?

- Nut

 

[marcsman]

Definate after market swing arm.
Helps keep the front end on the ground.
I think it actually lowers the shock by a couple of inches and also brings the rear wheel beck about 2 inches as well.
as far as the rotors they are still the stock ones that came with the bike
And thanks for the reply. nut!

 

[Guest]

wow. i usually dont think the older model bikes look nice, but that looks really cool. its like if knight rider rode a bike, that would be it.