GT750 - $400 in Michigan

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Madbuffalo
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Suzuki 2-Strokes: GT750
Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA

GT750 - $400 in Michigan

Post by Madbuffalo »

I'm listing this for Matt who I met at the Gilmore Vintage Bike Show a few weeks back. He had planned to build a cafe bike out of it but lost interest. I was told it was a '74 but most of the parts in the picture appear to be '75. Could be a nice build if someone's looking for a project.

Here's what he said about it:

It is 90% complete. The motor, exhaust, radiator, rolling frame, tank, side panels are all there. I do not want to sell bits and pieces but more a complete package for $400. The motor is all there minus the small round covers on each side. The guy I got it from had the motor running about a year or two ago. Great compression and spark.

Matt can be reached at: mmadsen@calhouncountymi.gov
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Madbuffalo
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Suzuki 2-Strokes: GT750
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Re: GT750 - $400 in Michigan

Post by Madbuffalo »

I ended up picking the bike up from Matt last weekend for $100. I'll be listing some of the parts here in the next few weeks once I have a chance to survey what I have. I'll likely keep the engine and tank, see what I can get for whatever else is salvagable, and scrap the rest. Once I got it home the first thing I did was pat the bike and apologize for it's hard life. It's safe to say this bike's had a few abusive relationships. At some point the front end was swapped out and after a lot of searching last night I was able to narrow it down to being from a 1973 Yamaha TX650. Later a chain broke and destroyed the upper/lower case flanges, cover, and gear indicator which is likely what killed it. Either that or the two-up seat and ape handlebars. :roll: So that's the bad. The good is the engine appears to have great compression and only 8K on the odometer. If anyone's looking for some GT750 parts I'll be posting a list soon, otherwise if you see something you need let me know.

Josh
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1974 Suzuki Nomad 340
1975 Suzuki GT750 Waterbuffalo
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