thewrenchbender
Well-known member
Tried it. Takes half a cheek+. And just take the bags off when I give it a bath.
I'd hate to ask what you do for fun..Today, I'm tracking the shipment a brand new (2nd hand) Tom Tom Rider GPS. Woo hoo!!
FIFY"It's just money. Every two weekstheyYOU give you more."
Honest quote from a naive, free-spending teenage girl who is now just somebody that I used to know.
Great idea! I only had one when I started riding on a 1978 Suzuki GS750E back in the early 80's in Roswell, GA (although I was just as close to Marietta as Roswell).Solution - multiple bikes!
I had a '79 GS750E. That was a fun bike!Great idea! I only had one when I started riding on a 1978 Suzuki GS750E back in the early 80's in Roswell, GA (although I was just as close to Marietta as Roswell).
I had the 78 GS750 in a teal blue, and spoke wheels. It was fun, but i had an accident on it and replaced the tank, tail cowlings and decals with that black and gold. It still looked like new and ran great if you could tune the 4-Mikuni carburetors, and change the points. I loved that bike, but welcomed electronic ignitions and fuel injection. BTW, dual front disks, rear disk brake and other features on this inline 4-cyl 750 were totally a game changer, and it's easy to see why we ended up with FJRs. I ran mine with a windshield, but many used Vetter fairings.I had a '79 GS750E. That was a fun bike!Great idea! I only had one when I started riding on a 1978 Suzuki GS750E back in the early 80's in Roswell, GA (although I was just as close to Marietta as Roswell).
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