GT 650 Engine

ß Ø ® G <borg.DeleteThis@deadspam.com> wrote:

 > On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 01:43:29 +0000 (UTC), "p"
 > <twomoore.DeleteThis@btopenworld.com> wrote:
 >
  > >I need a GS 650 GT Engine Suzuki
  > >
  > >The parts to get mine going are astronomical.
  > >
  > >If anyone hears of a GT engine going or a GS 650 model they believe may fit
  > >please contact me at,
  > >
  > >twomoore@btopenworld.com
  > >
  > >I am able to collect
  > >
  > >I live in Westbury Wiltshire UK , so I will be glad just to have a day out.
  > >
  > >2 years since Iv been out on my bike, have mercy.
  > >
  > >I am grateful for any time you are able to give this message.
  > >
 >
 >
 > thats a shafty version isn't it, would the GS850 fit in ?

Doubt it.

The 650 is a bigger version of the 550 and the 850 was developed from
the 750.

Worth measuring up, though, because there are more 850 motors around
than 650s, and an 850-engined GS650 sounds fun.

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On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 09:07:10 +0000, The Older Gentleman wrote:

 > ß Ø ® G <borg DeleteThis @deadspam.com> wrote:
 >
  >> On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 01:43:29 +0000 (UTC), "p"
  >> <twomoore DeleteThis @btopenworld.com> wrote:
  >>
   >> >I need a GS 650 GT Engine Suzuki
   >> >The parts to get mine going are astronomical.
   >> >If anyone hears of a GT engine going or a GS 650 model they believe may fit
   >> >please contact me at,

  >> thats a shafty version isn't it, would the GS850 fit in ?
 >
 > Doubt it.
 >
 > The 650 is a bigger version of the 550 and the 850 was developed from
 > the 750.
 >
 > Worth measuring up, though, because there are more 850 motors around
 > than 650s, and an 850-engined GS650 sounds fun.

No, it wont fit, the 850 is a lot bigger.I had a 650 for 3 years, and it
was the most reliable bike I've ever had - when I went to replace it, I
had a go on an 850, and hated it - I couldnt believe how heavy and big
the thing was.
To the OP, a lot of GS550 parts are interchangeable, I had an top end go on
a 550, and put a 650 head on it,I think the only difference was bigger
valves on the 650,with a slightly bigger bore (only about 1mm iirc),a swop
the other way could probably be done.
What parts do you need?
Alan.
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p wrote:

 > I live in Westbury Wiltshire UK , so I will be glad just to have a day
 > out.

I know what you mean.

I used to live (Bratton Rd) and work in Westbury, and on the subject of
railway related japery it was the up yard where I binned the three 100
tonners.

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sweller wrote:
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 > I used to live (Bratton Rd) and work in Westbury, and on the subject
 > of railway related japery it was the up yard where I binned the three
 > 100 tonners.

*boggle*

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On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 09:07:10 +0000,
chateauSPAMKILL.murray.RemoveThis@dsl.pipex.com (The Older Gentleman) wrote:

 >Doubt it.
 >
 >The 650 is a bigger version of the 550 and the 850 was developed from
 >the 750.
 >
 >Worth measuring up, though, because there are more 850 motors around
 >than 650s, and an 850-engined GS650 sounds fun.


it will fit, you just need a bigger hammer


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sweller wrote:
 > p wrote:
 >
  >> I live in Westbury Wiltshire UK , so I will be glad just to have a
  >> day out.
 >
 > I know what you mean.
 >
 > I used to live (Bratton Rd) and work in Westbury, and on the subject
 > of railway related japery it was the up yard where I binned the three
 > 100 tonners.

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P ...
If you can figger how to put a '93 600 Ninja engine in it (and wanna
pick it up just outside of Detroit) be my guest.
Since I couldn't sell it, I left it at the house we just moved out of.
Or maybe you need an anchor?




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In news:busik0$2jd$1@sparta.btinternet.com,
p <twomoore DeleteThis @btopenworld.com> fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
 > I need a GS 650 GT Engine Suzuki
 >
 > The parts to get mine going are astronomical.
 >
 > If anyone hears of a GT engine going or a GS 650 model they believe
 > may fit please contact me at,
 >
 > twomoore DeleteThis @btopenworld.com
 >
 > I am able to collect
 >
 > I live in Westbury Wiltshire UK , so I will be glad just to have a
 > day out.
 >
 > 2 years since Iv been out on my bike, have mercy.
 >
 > I am grateful for any time you are able to give this message.



not an engine but a complete bike?

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