Sharing my 1982 GS750T

[GSXR7ED]

Thanks for that article. It kind'f says what I've always thought, a very tasteful mixture of a standard & a cruiser. Personally I would have never bought a "Disco Cruser" bike, Suzuki "L", a Kawa. "LTD", a Yama. "Special", nor a Honda "Custom", but I could have been perfectly content with a "T". Very tastefully design...Model info., on this site, shows a GS650G"T", from "81" & up. I don't think I remember a 650GT. Was there such an animal???

I'm glad you read through the article...I enjoyed re-typing it!

As for the 650GT...anyone have insight?

Ed

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[Gorminrider]

Thanks for that article. It kind'f says what I've always thought, a very tasteful mixture of a standard & a cruiser. Personally I would have never bought a "Disco Cruser" bike, Suzuki "L", a Kawa. "LTD", a Yama. "Special", nor a Honda "Custom", but I could have been perfectly content with a "T". Very tastefully design...Model info., on this site, shows a GS650G"T", from "81" & up. I don't think I remember a 650GT. Was there such an animal???

yes of course. GS650 GT 1981 to 1983. But you may not have seen them in the USA and the differences from a 650G are probably pretty subtle.
If you look here, you'll see that the sidecovers even had a badge that said so.

https://www.cmsnl.com/suzuki-gs650gt-1981-x-e01-e02-e04-e15-e16-e17-e18-e21-22-24-25-26-34_model13489/partslist/FIG-56.html