SUZUKIGS550 1977-85, 549cc DOHC four, 54hp, 110mph, 50mpg, 450lb “The GS550, in particular, being overbuilt, almost indestructible and often lasting for more than a 100,000 miles.. ” – UMG.
Irecently bought a 1982 Suzuki GS 650L. I ran it without problems for about 75 Miles then I cleaned off some old oil from the engine with some engine degreaser and also removed the air filter and lightly cleaned it an put it back. Now I am getting gas backflowing from the carburetor into the air box and dripping out of the breather hose
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Ican second t_bonee's opinion on the GS650L, but mine was an '83. Great first bike, bulletproof engine, low maintenance drivetrain, very easy to work on. I got mine for $1400CAD, traded it in a little over a year later on my KLR and got $1300CAD as my trade in value. I put 23000km on my 650L in just a little over a year, and only really had to
SuzukiGS Series Carburetor Specifications: On the GS Resources Forum there is a thread containing a collection of carb specs. That thread is located here: CLICK HERE .
Allthree of them had similar appearance and specification other than the GS400 had a cross-mount inline twin, six-speed gearbox and drum rear brake. Carburetor: Mikuni BS34 x 2: Air filter type: Oil-soaked foam 1979 Suzuki GS 400 E II Overall Length: 2 090 mm (82.3 in) Overall Width: 835 mm (32.9 in) Katanafactory carb specifications Katana 750 (GSX750F) 1988-1996 Type: BST36SS Main Jet U.S , cylinder #3: 110 All others: 105 Main Air Jet: 0.5mm Jet Needle A forum community dedicated to the Suzuki GSX-R motorcycle. Discuss the GSX-R600, GSX-R750, GSX-R1000, and GSX-R1100, and more!
Atfirst pass, the Yamaha Seca 400’s spec sheet reads a lot like the GS450: an air-cooled, double overhead cam, 2-valve, 180-degree parallel twin with counterbalance shaft, 34mm Mikuni CV carbs, transistor ignition, gear primary, six speeds, 14.1-second standing quarter at 92mph, braking from 30mph in 32 feet and a 100mph top speed.
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    • 1982 suzuki gs 650 carburetor specs