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GSX 750EF same as GS 750E ?
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saffa
pretty sure they arent the same...but then im never sure about model names over your side of the water
check here ....
just find the model on the left of the screen http://www.suzukicycles.org/All-Suzu...ki_models.html
hope that helpsLast edited by Guest; 06-26-2011, 06:56 PM.
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DMorris
Isn't GSX750EF a later Katana? It would not be the early 80's Kat but the later, full body covered Kat. Or maybe I'm full of it.
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Originally posted by DMorris View PostIsn't GSX750EF a later Katana? It would not be the early 80's Kat but the later, full body covered Kat. Or maybe I'm full of it.Dee Durant '83 750es (Overly molested...) '88 gl1500 (Yep, a wing...)
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Originally posted by bccap View PostI am painting my 1983 gs75e and have located some gsx750ef decals. Seems to me I heard somewhere that this is the same model sold somewhere else but Canada. Does anybody know ?Dee Durant '83 750es (Overly molested...) '88 gl1500 (Yep, a wing...)
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SVSooke
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saffa
The GS was the designation for the old 8 valvers whilst the GSX was the 16 valver everywhere except in the US for some unknown reason
Dunno why......
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sparki
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SVSooke
Check this place out,linked to me on my local bike forum http://www.kz900.com/decals/suz/decals-suz-gs750.html Sadly they only have the red ones
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Smallfishnz
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Colin Green
Originally posted by Smallfishnz View PostIn New Zealand the "E" was naked, the "ES" was half faired and the "EF" was fully faired
That's as I understand it works every where...E= naked, S= Sport (half fairing), F=full fairing.
But these letters shouldn't be confused with the letter used to designate the model year. i.e 83=D, 84=E, 85=F, 86=G, 87=H (goes off the rails after 87).
Also other letters used to designate other differences. i.e shaft drive=G, Apehangers & bent banana seats =L (for LOL) etcLast edited by Guest; 06-28-2011, 03:19 AM.
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