Gs 750 e with a twist (oil cooled 1200)

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  • busaash
    • Apr 2026

    #1

    Gs 750 e with a twist (oil cooled 1200)

    I am on a few forums , I am a suzuki man through and through had lots over the years,

    I have wanted a gs 1000e , but here in the uk they are getting harder to find , as we have poor weather, lots of rusty bikes and petrol tanks are getting very very expensive .

    So one day searching google images I found a gs 750 with bandit 1200 engine and gs1000e headlight fairing, uuuummmmm a plan was hatched

    So thats the idea I will up date pics when on my pc .

    I have been sourcing parts with ebay and paypal , so I hope I can do the idea justice
  • posplayr
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    GSResource Superstar
    Past Site Supporter
    • Dec 2007
    • 23673
    • Tucson Az

    #2
    http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...t=#post2105262

    hi i am a suzuki nut in england and have a few builds dotted around the internet ,i usually build using suzuki 80% with added modern parts my latest is as above a gs 750e frame and bodywork , i have plans to do a modern twist on the theme ,

    i love the look of the wes cooley gs1000s but white and blue , (if i am in the wrong section moderators please let me know)

    this is what i saw and that yes like it



    this is what i have got together from ebay


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    • busaash

      #3


      so clean bench and off we go

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      • Rob S.
        Forum Guru
        Past Site Supporter
        • Dec 2013
        • 9487
        • New York City

        #4
        Keep us posted (with plenty of pics).

        Don't worry about that UK thing, that's not illegal anymore.
        1982 GS1100E V&H "SS" exhaust, APE pods, 1150 oil cooler, 140 speedo, 99.3 rear wheel HP, black engine, '83 red

        2016 XL883L sigpic Two-tone blue and white. Almost 42 hp! Status: destroyed, now owned by the insurance company. The hole in my memory starts an hour before the accident and ends 24 hours after.

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        • Guest

          #5
          Looking forward to see the end results, should be a good concept

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          • busaash

            #6
            few bits i have bought
            these where made by sand casting and quite rare ,


            aprilia radial forks with ducati 848 evo radial calipers

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            • busaash

              #7
              the forks required the caliper mounts shortening by 5mm

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              • busaash

                #8


                wheels suzuki b king 2008

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                • busaash

                  #9
                  bottom yoke is a suzuki gsxr 750 k8 20008 and the top yoke was a billet item made by my very good friend gsxr sam

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                  • busaash

                    #10


                    hel oil cooler with braided lines


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                    • busaash

                      #11
                      yoshimura can , little used but will be shortened and have a new genuine decal fitted

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                      • busaash

                        #12
                        thanks for encouragment i shall post more pictures and hopefully more words later

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                        • busaash

                          #13
                          i had sourced a set of header pipes and link pipe from a forum member , it is a sought after full stainless 4-2-1 micron that is no longer in production , these allow the engine to retain its low and midrange power , rather than just allow top end performance ,

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                          • busaash

                            #14
                            managed to collect a gsx1400 swingarm for cheap money with a chain slider too

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                            • busaash

                              #15
                              the frame needs a bit of a tweek as these swingarms a very wide but i should save on not having to mono shock the frame as that was the first idea

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