1981 Suzuki Other

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This is my 1981 Suzuki GS750, with 10,201 original miles. I bought it years ago, new in 1982, in Colrado Springs, Colorado. For what it's worth, it has been atop Pikes Peak, and thru old time Ghost towns in the Rockies, behind Colorado Springs. I rode it a few times to Utah and Arizona, thru the Rocky mountains. It was last titled in Arizona, and I have a duplicate title for it. It was last ridden in 1985. The gas was drained, and the bike has been garaged ever since. The motor still turns over easily. I thought about getting it running again, but I've decided to sell it instead. It should run again with a new battery, and the carbs I'm sure will need to be cleaned, or possibly rebuilt. There is some surface rust on some of the chrome and cast metal. The bike is in overall very good condition. The cast aluminum wheels are in good shape, but the tires should be replaced, since they are at least 25 years old. Since the bike is 31 years old, there is some rubber deterioration, and also some gaskets will probably need to be replaced, along with a couple of original style screws. The front brake hydraulic fluid has been lost. I had two new keys made for the ignition and gas tank. The keys don't work in the seat or helmet locks. However a locksmith will be able to make one, and it will fit in all the locks on the bike. Please e-mail me with any questions or comments. $300 deposit thru Paypal within 2 days, balance due on pickup, or contact me before, or immediately after end of auction. Customer pick-up only. Thanks for looking.On Oct-09-12 at 12:58:48 PDT, seller added the following information: Since there has been quite a bit of interest in this bike, I just wanted to add a couple of pictures and some clarifications, so nobody will be disappointed or ticked off at the end of the auction. Since this is a 30 year old bike, it has received a few scuffs (tank) and the right hand mirror arm has been bent. The mirror itself isn't in the greatest shape either. Perhaps some duplicate paint might touch up the scuffs. Also, I have removed the rear seat lock, so that the seat sits down correctly. A key for the whole machine can be made from this lock. I am adding 2 pictures so the defects can be seen. I appreciate the interest and feel free to ask any questions.