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drive ratios for a 750T?

If it helps, I believe that, engine wise, the 750T is just a 750.
I've got a 750T, and a Clymer's manual. When I get over to the shop I'll try and find some info for you, but I'm not sure if there's anything in there.
 
Stopped by the Suzuki dealership today, and asked if they might be able to look up the gear ratios. Said they'd be found in the shop manual, and they didn't have something on that old a bike.

Unfortunately, I can't find anything in my Clymers (unless you want to know how to assemble/disassemble it).

Hopefully you can find someone with a shop manual.
 
I snooped around on www.suzukicycles.org and found these numbers on the GSX750E. It seems to be the same for the original 8v 750's.

Primary reduction: 2.152 (99/46)
Gear ratios:
Low 2.571 (36/14)
2nd 1.777 (32/18 )
3rd 1.380 (29/21)
4th 1.125 (27/24)
5th 0.961 (25/26)

I can't confirm these are the same on the 750T. I plugged these numbers into
a drive ratio calculator and the results seems consistent with what my speedometer and tach are telling me:

Gearing Excel Worksheet
 
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