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  • Thenewguy

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    Spring length and manual

    Hello guys. I have a 1983 gs 750t that I'm in the process of rebuilding. My first question is where can I get a service manual for my bike? I looked on here and the web and I'm coming up short. If I cant find one which bike manual would be close enough? The next question is what is the service limt on the stock fork springs for my bike? I more than likely am going to upgrade but not till next year. Thanks in advanced.
  • Ranger

    #2
    HERE

    This will tell you everything.

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    • Thenewguy

      #3
      I looked there already, and at the "click here for more manuals" link. No lucky.

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      • Nessism
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        #4
        The 750T is almost exactly the same as the other 2nd generation 750's so use this link... http://www.mtsac.edu/~cliff/storage/...50_16valve.pdf
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        • posplayr
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          #5
          Originally posted by Thenewguy
          I looked there already, and at the "click here for more manuals" link. No lucky.
          This is from the Manual on Basscliff's site

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          • Thenewguy

            #6
            To Nessism: That's the one I've been using. So far it hasn't lead me wrong. Thanks.

            To posplayr: Where it says "Front fork free length: 18.5 inches," what exactly does that mean? Does that mean just the bigger spring? both? I measured 6.5 inches on the upper spring and 14.5 (I think) on the lower spring.

            Thanks to both of you again.

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            • bwringer
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              #7
              Why are you bothering with measuring the stock fork springs? They're junk.

              Chuck 'em in the nearest recycling bin and order up a set of Progressive or Sonic fork springs.
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              • Thenewguy

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                I will be upgrading, just not right now. So the "front fork free spring length" is both of the springs put together?

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