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    Stator cover emblem

    Are these a decal to buy or painted on? What's an option here?
    Thanks
    Terry


    #2
    If it is like my '81 GS650GL it is a thin metal cover that is stuck on. Mine was ratched so I bit the bullet and bought a new one from my dealer. I can't remember exactly but I think it was about $30 CDN by the time it was all said and done. The new cover comes with 3M adhesive on the back already so you only have to clean up the mating surface well.

    Bike Bandit lists it for $10.98 US for you bike. Its called a Contact Emblem. If this link works you can see it here http://houseofmotorcycles.bikebandit...e=GS750%28T%29

    Otherwise just go to Bike Bandit and search for the part under the crancase cover section.

    I see its just the decal on yours that is faded, the metal cover itself is okay. I don't think you'll find a decal with the lettering to just stick on there. If you're an artist maybe you could paint it on or make the emblem with a graphics program on the computer or something.

    This part is purely cosmetic, but I knew I wouldn't be happy until I replaced it.

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      #3
      Try Paul Miller Motorcycle in CT. Here is his email address:
      vintagesuzuki@attbi.com

      He doesn't have a web page but IS very helpful and cheap.
      Doug aka crag antler

      83GS1100E, gone
      2000 Kawasaki Concours
      Please wear ATGATT

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        #4
        A few months ago, I had checked with RonAyers.com, and they actually had them in stock for my GS850L.

        Magneto side emblem 68233-49200 - 7.19/ea
        Clutch side emblem 68235-49200 - 7.19/ea

        This is for '80 GS750 (don't know if emblems have identical info on them for "L" version), according to: http://houseofmotorcycles.bikebandit...dept_id=143924
        Frosty (falsely accused of "Thread-Hijacking"!)
        "Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot."

        Owner of:
        1982 GS1100E
        1995 Triumph Daytona 1200

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          #5
          Geez guys, thanks for the quick helpful replies. What a site1

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            #6
            Anyone found them for a 82GS11e, can't find anything, mine are shot both sides

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              #7
              Originally posted by bostrom155
              Anyone found them for a 82GS11e, can't find anything, mine are shot both sides
              Like I said before:

              Try Paul Miller Motorcycle in CT. Here is his email address:
              http://vintagesuzuki@attbi.com

              He doesn't have a web page but IS very helpful and cheap.
              He had them for my 83 GS1100E and many other classic Suzuki parts
              Doug aka crag antler

              83GS1100E, gone
              2000 Kawasaki Concours
              Please wear ATGATT

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