Crankcase emblems

[Doze]

Hi all, does anyone happen to have the part numbers for the "Suzuki" and "TSCC" emblems that go on the left and right crankcase covers respectively for an 82 GS 750 or 1100? They were a black background with chrome letters. Thanks in advance.
Doze.

 

[Hap Call]

'82 GS750EZ Contact breaker cover emblem 68235-49500
'82 GS750EZ Generator cover emblem 68233-49500
'82 GS1100EZ Contact breaker cover emblem 68235-49500
'82 GS1100EZ Generator cover emblem 68233-49500

Hap

 

[Doze]

Crankcase emblems

Thanks Hap, that makes it real simple.
Doze.

 

[Anonymous]

What's the best way of getting them off? I would probably drill a hole in them near the centre. That way I could jam a screw driver under them and pop them off without damaging a visible part of the case.

Cheers, Steve

 

[Doze]

Steve I've just used a small right angle pick tool in the past. Just carefully scribe around the edge slowly working the pick under the emblem. Once you get the edge up a bit you can slide a narrow putty knife in there and just lver it off. Works like a champ every time.
Doze.

 

[crag antler]

If you are looking for the replacement emblems try
vintagesuzuki@attbi.com
Paul Miller Motorcycles in Conn. has tons of NOS Suzuki parts. I have even been able to find parts here for my GT250 8) :lol:

 

[earlfor]

Does Paul Miller cycles have a webpage?

Earl

If you are looking for the replacement emblems try
vintagesuzuki@attbi.com
Paul Miller Motorcycles in Conn. has tons of NOS Suzuki parts. I have even been able to find parts here for my GT250 8) :lol:

 

[crag antler]

At this time I don't believe he has a webpage , but if you e-mail him a list of what you are looking for,he is usually pretty quick with a reply. When I send him an email with the parts numbers , they were pretty quick 8) :lol: . You can also call them @ 1-800-828-1220

 

[mcycle-nut]

If you are looking for the replacement emblems try
vintagesuzuki@attbi.com

And to think I did it the hard way by painting it black and then carefully scraping the paint off of the raised letters with a razor blade! :?

 

[Anonymous]

If you are looking for the replacement emblems try
vintagesuzuki@attbi.com

And to think I did it the hard way by painting it black and then carefully scraping the paint off of the raised letters with a razor blade! :?

Hey, "A" for effort,man. I probably would've done the same...

 

[dwdorr1]

stickum?

stickum?

So what do you use to adhere the emblems to the engine covers?

 

[Doze]

The new ones come with adhesive on them, if you're reusing the old ones, 3M's super weatherstrip adhesive works well. Just make sure to get the black not yellow. (asthetics only). A spray on contact adhesive also works.
Doze.

 

[Anonymous]

Emblem search

Emblem search

Try EBay for them. I just put a set on my 750EX That I got there.

 

[TheNose]

Okay, Hap. You did such a good job can you find the part numbers for a '77 GS750?

Terry

 

[Hap Call]

Okay, Hap. You did such a good job can you find the part numbers for a '77 GS750?

Terry

The part number for the whole bike is 1977 GS750B...oh, you mean the emblems! I will try and find out!

Hap

 

[TheNose]

Okay, Hap. You did such a good job can you find the part numbers for a '77 GS750?

Terry

The part number for the whole bike is 1977 GS750B...oh, you mean the emblems! I will try and find out!

Hap

Thanks, Hap. I'll oder a couple today.

Terry