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74 Suzuki GT 250 discussion forum:Born Again Again Again |
| Born Again Again Again |
| Marky mark said 2004-10-20 01:33 |
| Hi, I´m after some advice. Have just purchased a near scrapper to resurect to former glory, and I´m a little confused! As this was my first ever real bike I couldn´t resist trying to save this neglected piece of stroker history - good start? Here´s the rub, the bike is registered 1975 but I´m sure its a 74 - rubber cuffs to the forks - a give away? However this is where it all gets a little difficult as I´m trying to assess if the bike is made up form a mixture of pre & post 74 bits. The log book lists separate frame & engine (no surprise for bike of its age I suppose but when I look at all the different pictures none of them seem to run true. The paint job is listed as Red / White on the V5 (at the moment its Dulux sky blue - hand painted of course)I´ve only ever seen blue - is there anywhere I can obtain the true paint scheme from, paint numbers etc? I´m waiting for my trusty Haynes manual to arrive so I can get to work with confidence but any guidance to the best source of spares etc (already sussed ebay) would be greatly appreciated Cheers Mark |
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