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82 GS750T Stock Storage?

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cruisinflatout

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I have an 82 750t that has had a bit of a rough go.

Just wondering if anyone has any ideas of where the tool storage was on this bike (if there was one). With the airbox in there, it seems like it doesn't have any room for one under the seat unless it was under the side cover or something.

Thanks!

Kevin
 
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The tool storage is on the left side of the bike behind the side cover.The tools should be in a black pouch that lays in the bracket.I can post a pic of this later,I have the pouch,but not all the tools that come with it.Yes, there is not alot of storage on the 'T' models.That's why I put the fork bag on the front of my bike.
 
tracy borchert said:
The tool storage is on the left side of the bike behind the side cover.The tools should be in a black pouch that lays in the bracket.I can post a pic of this later,I have the pouch,but not all the tools that come with it.Yes, there is not alot of storage on the 'T' models.That's why I put the fork bag on the front of my bike.
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Was wondering about that myself, as I got the full toolkit with mine as well.
 
Thanks - I thought that must be where it went - it's not on the bike, just a bit of empty space behind the cover for it to go...

A pic would be nice - I think I might be making it myself...thanks!
 
The E models have no storage either. The stock tool kit was in the tail cowl, but it and only it fits there. I can't live without my tank bag.
 
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cruisinflatout said:
Thanks - I thought that must be where it went - it's not on the bike, just a bit of empty space behind the cover for it to go...

A pic would be nice - I think I might be making it myself...thanks!
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Here's a pic for you guys. Hope this helps ,I don't have the complete tool kit but I have most of it\\:D/
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here's whats inside.It's not all there it's what was in there back when I purchased the bike twenty years ago.:shock:
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