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Craigslist "funnies"

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This one just creeps me out.... The bike is nice but the seller has issues...

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I just don't feel right letting your perky power commander III take on your original 118 bhp and 75 ft-lb of torque sit idle so much of the time; there has to be a better rider for you out there.

Much like when your first owner let you go in 2010, I will have a hard time saying goodbye to your torquey groans and good times. I'll happily send your rear seat cover, original sprocket and unused Corbin seat along with you. I hope you can look back at our time together as positive and know that, as a young bike with only 13k miles, you have many more good miles ahead of you.

And I have to confess, that though I still get a thrill from riding you, I have been seeing a couple Hondas and a Kawasaki lately. I can't ask you to stay around any longer, idely watching the other toys get all the attention.

Louisville, ky craigslist
 
That Honda has got some style, though compared to this ebay wonder. BuyNow for $3000

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Suzuki-GS-1...7ec8962fb&item=171472151291&pt=US_motorcycles

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Ha ha. That is the second biggest pile of crap I have ever seen.
 
Another hack-up with inflated valuation... do these EVER sell? This one is higher priced I guess because it needs a "tune-up".

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/mcy/4691950554.html

1982 Suzuki GS1100G - $5500 (Lees Summit)
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Unfortunately I'm having to put my 82' Suzuki GS1100G up for sale due to primarily health issues. It's a fully custom rebuilt bike but has a clear Mo. title in my name. I'm asking $5,500 though I have more than that invested, but, she needs to go and hopefully to a good home. Due to my health it has been worked on and ridden some but mostly sitting since May/April so Timing and Ignition could probably use a tune up. If interested please contact Kevin via email or text. Thank you.

Parts List includes but is not limited to the following:
~1982 Suzuki GS1100
*MSD Ignition
*OEM Starter Switch (start botton and kill switch)
*Kerker 4-1 header
*Custom slip-op
*EBC brake pads and Suzuki Racing Rotors.
*All calipers rebuilt and ceramic painted
*Custom re-located fuel tank painted in a Flat Matte Clear Coat.
*House of HID headlight kit (6000k)
*Matte black painted wheels
*Cycle exchange "windows" bars
*Billet riser caps
*Mesh pod filters
*New clutch cable
*New speedo cable
*New throttle cable
*Custom rear fender
*Front fender delete
*Seven Sins Choppers red flake grips
*New OEM suzuki side covers (cut to fit)
*Sully's Customs "Traditional" Solo Seat - Black Leather
*1933 Ford Replica Tail Light - Black with Smoked Lens
*New Cam seals as well as Head and Valve cover gaskets
*Extra Carb/Intake Boots and (if I can find it) OEM Fuse Box to go with it as well.
 
Another hack-up with inflated valuation... do these EVER sell? This one is higher priced I guess because it needs a "tune-up".

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/mcy/4691950554.html

1982 Suzuki GS1100G - $5500 (Lees Summit)
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Unfortunately I'm having to put my 82' Suzuki GS1100G up for sale due to primarily health issues. It's a fully custom rebuilt bike but has a clear Mo. title in my name. I'm asking $5,500 though I have more than that invested, but, she needs to go and hopefully to a good home. Due to my health it has been worked on and ridden some but mostly sitting since May/April so Timing and Ignition could probably use a tune up. If interested please contact Kevin via email or text. Thank you.

Parts List includes but is not limited to the following:
~1982 Suzuki GS1100
*MSD Ignition
*OEM Starter Switch (start botton and kill switch)
*Kerker 4-1 header
*Custom slip-op
*EBC brake pads and Suzuki Racing Rotors.
*All calipers rebuilt and ceramic painted
*Custom re-located fuel tank painted in a Flat Matte Clear Coat.
*House of HID headlight kit (6000k)
*Matte black painted wheels
*Cycle exchange "windows" bars
*Billet riser caps
*Mesh pod filters
*New clutch cable
*New speedo cable
*New throttle cable
*Custom rear fender
*Front fender delete
*Seven Sins Choppers red flake grips
*New OEM suzuki side covers (cut to fit)
*Sully's Customs "Traditional" Solo Seat - Black Leather
*1933 Ford Replica Tail Light - Black with Smoked Lens
*New Cam seals as well as Head and Valve cover gaskets
*Extra Carb/Intake Boots and (if I can find it) OEM Fuse Box to go with it as well.

But it's got the front fender delete, what more could you ask for!
 

I agree. I have always been under the impression that a "cafe racer" was stripped down. Anything that did not make the bike go faster, stop quicker or handle better was deemed "unnecessary" and removed. :-k

This starts with a large, heavy shaft-driven bike (Tom will be pleased that it was an L), then adds stuff.

Saddlebags and some sort of leather skirting over carbs:
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Chrome visor over the headlight:
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Stock"L" bars turned upside down:
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Suzuki 1000 1981 cafe motorcycle - $900 (Van)
condition: good
size / dimensions: 1000

Cheap and reliable
She ripps, lotsa parts and new seats come with.

Shifts smooth and is a fun ride
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Well, he didn't hack the hell out of it, and he isn't asking a million bucks. If the "extra" parts and seats that come with it are everything it is missing? Then maybe not such a bad deal... Looking beyond the fact that it's an L of course...
 
I agree. I have always been under the impression that a "cafe racer" was stripped down. Anything that did not make the bike go faster, stop quicker or handle better was deemed "unnecessary" and removed. :-k

This starts with a large, heavy shaft-driven bike (Tom will be pleased that it was an L), then adds stuff.

Saddlebags and some sort of leather skirting over carbs:
00r0r_9k9AgOmVPHW_600x450.jpg


Chrome visor over the headlight:
00l0l_5ZFO81L8mOZ_600x450.jpg


Stock"L" bars turned upside down:
eek.gif.pagespeed.ce.LrCKuSadLI.gif

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"Saddlebags and some sort of leather skirting over carbs:"

That is an English riding saddle


Sure is, looks more like an All-Purpose style than a Hunter/Jumper or Show
 
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