Official Resto-Mod Thread

[steve murdoch]

The carbs look like vacuum flat slides from a gsxr

Good eye.
The carbs are Mikuni BST 36mm from a '92 GSXR1100. Jetting is long gone from my brain.
Thanks for the compliments on the bike, gents.

[ptexotik]

Thanks for the compliments on the bike, gents.

it's fantastic. love the red
makes ya wanna start a project!

[Guest]

Ok here is some pics showing all mods


92 gsxr750 usd forks,brakes,wheel. GS train light. LSL billet brackets. gsxr gauges self made back cover. Renthal handelbars.NHK steering stabilizer.Speigler ss brake&clutch lines. Engine swap it is a oilcooled Katana 1186cc, oversize ss valves, cammotion .400 intake .380 exhaust, 38mm mikuni rs carbs.Fabricated bracket for large Setrab oil cooler (running over 6q of oil)



Rear is off a 95 gsxr1100 monoshock coversion,changed the pivot bolt bushings from 14mm to 25mm. Foot controls also from gsxr dont remember what year or size they came from.


Thanks for looking.

Andy

[salty_monk]

About time this one went in I guess....

Mods:

Late 90's GSXR RSU fork with emulators
Hyabusa / 2003 ish 6 pot calipers
Custom clip-on bars
Koso Gauges
GPZ style fairing
Custom headlight Ears
GS1000/1100/850 Rear Brake caliper on a custom bracket to fit GSXR rotor
17" wheels (5.5" rear)
Basani Pipe
K&N's & Dynojet kit
Ducati Monster M900 Rear Shock

[slayer61]

Well, after careful consideration, I think my bike might qualify for this resto-mod thread.
my '83 features Astralite wheels, Spondon/Kosman brakes, Fox piggyback shocks, etc, etc, etc. Also waiting for installation is a set of '89 GSXR forks. Still working out the details on retaining my wheels and brakes.
thanks for letting me share. Paul

[posplayr]

Vert nice hjfisk! Love the white wheels.

Nice mixture of parts to get a nicevintage resto mod.

[Guest]

Wheels are '89 1100gsxr (4.5 rear with 160 tire) rf900 rear brake and zx600 front calipers with 1200 bandit rotors. Forks are rf900 tripples and handlebar with 1200 bandit legs (bandit legs are longer than rf's) front fender is '86 750 gsxr. Swingarm is '93 1100 gsxr, first gen Busa shock.

[Guest]

Silhouette at Sunset with Monadnock in the distance.



Same day, higher up the Mtn




Sunday go to Meeting body work







Mods:
GSXR1100 1994 front facilitates radials
Bandit Rear facilitates radials
ZX12R Rear Sets both sides accommodates Bandit Rear
Six pot calipers upfront in pics have been changed to 4 pot for better lever feel
Heavier springs in forks
Ohlins rears have been on the bike for decades
Stainless brake lines front and rear.

[amxsteve]

Silhouette at Sunset with Monadnock in the distance.



Same day, higher up the Mtn




Sunday go to Meeting body work







Mods:
GSXR1100 1994 front facilitates radials
Bandit Rear facilitates radials
ZX12R Rear Sets both sides accommodates Bandit Rear
Six pot calipers upfront in pics have been changed to 4 pot for better lever feel
Heavier springs in forks
Ohlins rears have been on the bike for decades
Stainless brake lines front and rear.

Love that paint job but gotta say not a fan of how the seat looks. I am sure it's comfy though.

[Guest]

Thx Steve, hard to believe that seat has over 100K miles on it. If I were nit picking I'd point out that the hump where it transitions to the tail is too high which leaves the seam visible.

I do have a NOS replacement stock seat which has never been used. Suzuki provided the replacement when the original split at 10K. That's all NOS GSX1100 body work which has never seen the road.

The Gunfighter is hard but very comfortable. Sargent makes a nice seat as well although I've had some issues with their pan's cracking on the FZ1 (I'm on my third),

[viperg]

Here is the first Non-GS Resto-Mod in the thread that I have seen. I have drooled over each of your bikes at one time or another. They are all special. Keeping in the Suzuki family, my GT750 project began around 2000 and went through several evolutions (and I think I am still not done). Some of you may have seen my bike in the "other projects" section. It is honestly one of the most satisfying motorcycles that I have ever ridden. But it really is just a toy. Anyway, keep Resto-Mod'n and have fun, these babies are ALL one-of-a-kinds!

Story and build list here featured in Vintage Motorcycles Online last year: http://vintagemotorcyclesonline.com/...ne-bad-buffalo

Bad Buffalo

[Guest]

Nice love the 2 strokes

[russr33]

ViperG that GT750 is going to cost me a lot of money b/c I will have to do one someday. Spectacular!

[dorkburger]

Sean, you can post pics of bad buffalo all day. I wouldn't mind. As a side note, I was on the wifes pinterest account the other day, and a search of Suzuki GT turned up several pics of your bike....

[viperg]

Sean, you can post pics of bad buffalo all day. I wouldn't mind. As a side note, I was on the wifes pinterest account the other day, and a search of Suzuki GT turned up several pics of your bike....

Thanks man. That's funny about pinterest, I do not use it and have never looked at GT's on there. I will have to check it out.