[OldVet66]

What year and model is it?

 

[schultzfox]

81 gs550t

 

[OldVet66]

Here is a factory manual for you from BikeCliff's Website: http://www.mtsac.edu/~cliff/storage/gs/GS550_77-82_all.pdf

 

[schultzfox]

Thanks man. This is going to be really helpfull

 

[schultzfox]

Hey, so I got the bike started ad in ideal but of I hit throttle it cuts off. I was thinking it could be air box or carbs and its just not getting enough air. Any ideas?

 

[OldVet66]

How long did you say it has been sitting? It's going to need a total carburetor strip down off of the rack, 24hr. soak in carburetor dip, O-rings and gaskets replaced, not always but mostly always carburetor boots to the head replaced along with their O-rings, carburetor to air box boots checked for air leaks and air box sealed where it needs it. A valve check and adjustment is necessary before you start. They adjust with shims and get tighter as they wear. Z1 Enterprises is a good place for gaskets, valve cover and carburetor, and valve shims. Robert Barr sells the proper O-ring kits for about $25.00. http://www.cycleorings.com/

 

[OldVet66]

It's a lot of work but worth it if you want a vintage bike that runs well.

 

[ehmcveh]

1979 Suzuki gs 750

Just picked mine up two days ago, can't wait to post

 

[ehmcveh]

 

[ehmcveh]

:smiley_drinkcoffee:

 

[Will_Estes]

Bike Noob

 

[Will_Estes]

Well that didn't work so well -_-

 

[Critter]

You can link online photos but not from your hard drive.

 

[OldVet66]

Google Photos is a good free source. You can share a link without taking up server resources or probably drag the Photo onto your post but that will use up server resources.

 

[Rizingson]

Here's a pic of my '66 Suzuki S32-II or the "Olympian". Twin cylinder 150cc.

 

[Rizingson]

A vintage Suzuki, from the Rizingson collection.
It's a1970 T250-II

Here I am, working out some electrical issues on it a while ago.

 

[rje58]

Beautiful bikes! I wish the standards were still with us! I know there are a few, but I wish there were more, particularly in the 600cc to 900cc range.

 

[OldVet66]

Those little bikes were surprisingly quick. Great looking bike.

 

[Rizingson]

Here's another one of my Suzuki's, a 1975 GT550 Indy.
The sissy bar has since been removed

 

[FireAnt]