'83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
Visited the GPz, mate wasn't there but the bike was outside..
so I pulled a sneaky
removed the three brake calipers & the m/c from the bars
then left before he got back. 
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
Fresh pile of crap to overhaul/IRAN.
That front m/c might be toast, but will assess after it comes apart.
That front m/c might be toast, but will assess after it comes apart.
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
Arsebiscuits. The difference is in the lower fork legs....
But! I did find EBC 270mm front rotors for $170 each. Haven't bitten that bullet yet
Need to have a major garage tidy up/sort out tomorrow & then finish assembling the carb rack. Found an errant float needle laying on the garage floor this evening.
It had better be from the spare rack (which was laying on the floor with the bowls & floats removed a few days ago). I'll check the spare rack tomorrow. FFS
But! I did find EBC 270mm front rotors for $170 each. Haven't bitten that bullet yet
Need to have a major garage tidy up/sort out tomorrow & then finish assembling the carb rack. Found an errant float needle laying on the garage floor this evening.
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
Ice cream tubs FTW.ZRX61 wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2026 6:20 am Arsebiscuits. The difference is in the lower fork legs....
But! I did find EBC 270mm front rotors for $170 each. Haven't bitten that bullet yet
Need to have a major garage tidy up/sort out tomorrow & then finish assembling the carb rack. Found an errant float needle laying on the garage floor this evening.It had better be from the spare rack (which was laying on the floor with the bowls & floats removed a few days ago). I'll check the spare rack tomorrow. FFS
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
Initial soak in Evaporust didn't seem to be doing the job, so decided to pop the sender unit apart...
ARRGGHH!!
It's now in the small ultrasonic with water, SG-HD & some Evaporust
ARRGGHH!!
It's now in the small ultrasonic with water, SG-HD & some Evaporust
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
There'll be some serious weight reduction on that sender unit compared to OE.
There is no cloud, just somebody else's computer.
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
It might even workmangocrazy wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2026 6:17 pm There'll be some serious weight reduction on that sender unit compared to OE.
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.
WooT!! Carb rack assembled... Tres spiffique
Still need to soda blast the throttle cable guide doodad (so it will come off again), fit the air screws & install the choke rod & associated gubbins.
Still need to soda blast the throttle cable guide doodad (so it will come off again), fit the air screws & install the choke rod & associated gubbins.
