1978 GS750C......My First Suzy

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  • allojohn
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    • Jan 2011
    • 3515
    • NoMo, MN

    #16
    Originally posted by WDHewson
    Thanks for your reply John. The headstock plate is still intact and shows a manufacturing date of March 1978. So it seems to be a made in 1978 and a model 1978.

    What did you spot that would identify it as a 1977? Who knows what may have happened to this bike in its lifetime.
    Wire wheels and single front disk usually indicate '77. Looks in great shape - apart from the seat!
    -Mal

    "The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once." - B. Banzai
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    78 GS750E

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    • tkent02
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      • Jan 2006
      • 35571
      • Near South Park

      #17
      Originally posted by WDHewson
      I'll see if I can find some engine pictures. The right hand side crankcase does read GS750-74016.

      What you may have noticed is that a PO removed the paint from the engine cover badges, which I may renew
      OK, that's a 750. Sorry about that!
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      • tkent02
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        • Jan 2006
        • 35571
        • Near South Park

        #18
        Originally posted by WDHewson
        With points fired from the crank rather than a cam, I expect that 19000 km is about as far as one ignition adjustment will take the bike. So I'll be sure to reset the points.
        I doubt it would go that far without any attention at all, at least not without some poor running along the way.
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