Terminology!

[PoPr]

Hey guys! I?m an old poster that had to make a new account because I hadn?t logged on for a long time. So - good to see you again! =)
To the point:

English is not my native language. I would really like to be able to study some terminology in motorbike mechanics. I was thinking of images of all of the parts in the:
motor/starter/bike in general with all the things we talk about here on this forum is marked out. Something similar to page 3 of the VM carb rebuild is what Im looking for. If you could help me find something like this for more parts on the bike, I would really apreciate it!

Cheers!

[steve murdoch]

Hi PoPr. I am not sure what it is you are looking for but if you are looking for parts names, try www.alphasports.com
Go to the "parts diagrams" of the Motorcycle section and they have blow-up pics with names and parts numbers for all Suzuki bikes.

[PoPr]

This looks great! Thanks!!

[Larry D]

Hi PoPr. I am not sure what it is you are looking for but if you are looking for parts names, try www.alphasports.com
Go to the "parts diagrams" of the Motorcycle section and they have blow-up pics with names and parts numbers for all Suzuki bikes.

They also use Suzuki part numbers which makes it very handy when you need one.

[Steve]

Hey guys! I?m an old poster that had to make a new account because I hadn?t logged on for a long time. ... English is not my native language.

For not being your native language, you have a remarkable command of it.
Better, I'm afraid, than many others on the board that have probably never left their home state.

Depending on where you are on this little blue marble, things might be called a bit differently, too.
Give us a hint where you are and we can help you with some of the different terminology.

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[PoPr]

For not being your native language, you have a remarkable command of it...
Give us a hint where you are and we can help you with some of the different terminology.

Thanks, you are to kind.
I live in Sweden, but I?ve lived in Seattle for three years or so... But I never spoke mechanic-lingo back then

[Steve]

Any particular parts you want to start learning the terminology with?

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[Vampire]

Suzuki Parts Listings

As a recent convert from Honda and BMW with the purchase of a 1977 GS750B, I would comment that Suzuki parts manuals are not as useful as Honda's as their parts descriptions are too brief, particularly with fasteners. A Honda parts manual would list something like "Bolt, hex, 8x35" while Suzuki simply says "Bolt". So if you are like me and have lots of spare nuts, bolts, washers, etc picked up cheap in bulk, it is hard to determine if they will be useful on a Suzuki unless you have an old one to compare with. In my usual anal fashion, I am entering the whole GS750 parts list into Excel to be able to sort and identify common parts, and will update parts descriptions as I more accurately identify the various bits. I will naturally make this available to anyone on this list who may find it useful, but I am probably 2 years away from completing that. In the meantime, if you need a complete listing, with separate lists by assembly, of a Honda CB400F 1975-77 just let me know

[PoPr]

Any particular parts you want to start learning the terminology with?

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How about starting with the electric system?

[tone]

Please dont learn too much "english" from the americans as us real englishmen will never understand a word you are saying

[marvinsc]

Please dont learn too much "english" from the americans as us real englishmen will never understand a word you are saying

Which is by design! (I think)

[Guest]

We'll play post a pic. You post a picture and we'll name it.

[sharpy]

Please dont learn too much "english" from the americans as us real englishmen will never understand a word you are saying

And you will get fat

[Guest]

And you will get fat

You watch too much TV

[PoPr]

Ok settle down
I will post a few general pics later, and then we?ll get into more specifics! THANKS!