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  1. SamLack99

    Confession Time - Rust...

    Thanks Guys. Nessim... ...I have Carb envy! Incredible work. Casewell plating kit, you say? Time to hit up Google =)
  2. SamLack99

    Confession Time - Rust...

    Some time ago, I stripped Suzy's (my 1982 GS750T) carbs down. They got cleaned, air correctors fitted, new o-rings, and Viton choke plunger seals - The Works. I even degreased and cleaned all the rust off every part (starter shaft, choke cable lever, choke cable plate etc.). What I've learned...
  3. SamLack99

    The GSResources 2026 Balance Sheet

    Whoops, I hadn't noticed it was donation time. Rectified. $30 (minus fees) from Samlack99 arriving with you today. Thank you, Fran,k and all the GS Wizards who make this forum the No.1 place for all things GS =)
  4. SamLack99

    Do you still own a GS?

    Still have Suzy, my 1982 GS750T and two other bikes. If I can ever fix her 'flatspot', she's gonna be a keeper. Superb ride, very enjoyable and always puts a smile on my face... ...As long as I don't try to go over 1/4 throttle....
  5. SamLack99

    1982 Suzuki GS750T - Will it fit?

    Good spot. She starts easily, idles brilliantly but... ...Suzy's big problem is a 'flat spot' around quarter throttle. That's the issue I want to fix. But on the journey there, are a few lower hanging fruit things that need taking care of first. The new - to me - exhaust is a bit of a...
  6. SamLack99

    1982 Suzuki GS750T - Will it fit?

    Thank you Rich. I appreciate you taking the time to check this out for me. Now to see if it's still available =)
  7. SamLack99

    1982 Suzuki GS750T - Will it fit?

    I currently have a Delkevic 4 into 1 exhaust on Suzy. Looks great. Sounds bloody awful. It's so embarrassingly loud. I saw a possible replacement on FB Marketplace and I 'think' it might fit my 1982 GS750T. But I'd appreciate your second opinion before purchasing. Here's the link: Suzuki...
  8. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T: Warped Front Disc - Replacement Question...

    Yay! Suzy has finally passed her MOT. New disc, caliper and pads =)
  9. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T: Warped Front Disc - Replacement Question...

    UGH! New development. Whilst waiting for advice from the wonderful chaps on this forum, I thought: "I know what, I'll fit Suzy's new OEM brake pads." Should have known. Take a look at the photo below: The pads I got are the genuine part number for a 1982 GS750T. But I couldn't get them...
  10. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T: Warped Front Disc - Replacement Question...

    Thanks Rich, much appreciated :encouragement:
  11. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T: Warped Front Disc - Replacement Question...

    Help! The part I ordered from the breakers was guaranteed to fit the bike and not be warped. I went to swap it today for the original. Here's the picture... ...See if you can spot my problem? That's right. The one taken off the bike (top) is about 270mm in diameter. The replacement...
  12. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T: Warped Front Disc - Replacement Question...

    You guys really are the greatest. Thank you. Plenty to work with here and you've helped me to move forwards. This is my current plan of attack: 1. I saw this at a breakers in the UK. I've contacted them to see if they can guarantee it isn't worn. At ?32+postage - It could be a bargain 2...
  13. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T: Warped Front Disc - Replacement Question...

    Took Suzy for an MOT today (she's exempt, but I want to make sure she's safe after me wrenching on her for two years). She failed on two points: 1. Headlamp not working on dipped beam (I'll see if a new bulb fixes that). 2. Brake grabbing severely front. Fault two didn't come as a surprise...
  14. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    Finally... ...Fitted. Perfect. What a difference having the right parts makes LOL.
  15. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    Finally... ...This arrived. And it's a perfect fit. Lord only knows how Suzy ended up with the wrong fork bottom. But who cares? Because now she has the right one. It's 'new old stock', which means it's in excellent condition and looks very nice and shiny. Shame the other fork looks 43...
  16. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    I'll let you know what I discover once the New Old Stock fork leg arrives...
  17. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    Great spot. Bought it. Shame the postage is almost as much as the part LOL. Still, I'm much happier doing it this way. Thanks David
  18. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    I didn't want to do it, but I don't feel I have much option. I'm going to put the fork together the way it came apart - without the 'anti friction' metal bushing on the end of the stanchion. New fork oil, new o-rings and new oil seals and see what Suzy handles like. If it's bad, I guess I'll...
  19. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    Dang... ...That is really generous of you. But having measured the diameter of my stanchions, they're 35mm. So I guess that's not going to work. But thank you again for your very generous offer. After a few days of trawling the Internet, I think I'm going to have to take the 'anti-friction...
  20. SamLack99

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    Thanks Rich, I don't recall it leaking, but I do recall the front suspension being pretty terrible. Perhaps with new oil, seals, and O-rings that'll improve? Hmm. Does anyone know if the 750T used the same front suspension as a European model? Looking at the Suzuki GS750E/T supplementary...
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