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  1. 2nd July 2012, 14:06 #1
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    GS1000 flywheel wanted.

    Does anyone here running a GS1000 as a total loss system have a flywheel for sale?
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    There's 4 for sale on EBay if you get no joy locally Steve: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nk...0&LH_PrefLoc=2

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    Is it peculiar to the GS1000, or will a GSX1100 one fit? I have a few of them I wont be needing.
    You could PM Grumph on here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    Is it peculiar to the GS1000, or will a GSX1100 one fit? I have a few of them I wont be needing.
    You could PM Grumph on here.
    Cheers Steve. Unfortunately Suzuki's microfiche doesn't give a part number for the GS flywheel so I can't compare it to the GSX one. Any chance you could send one over to me so I could give it a go?
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  5. 4th July 2012, 10:02 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    Is it peculiar to the GS1000, or will a GSX1100 one fit? I have a few of them I wont be needing.
    You could PM Grumph on here.
    Pretty sure the GSX one is a bigger taper.
    What is it that you want ?
    I have a good rotor separated from the boss which is surplus to requirements or rotor with boss.
    ideally i'd like at least one spare boss so if you've damaged a rotor but the boss is OK a swap could be done...
    Starter clutches of course are easy...all the GS twins and fours have the same bolt pattern and interchange.

    PM me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Cheers Steve. Unfortunately Suzuki's microfiche doesn't give a part number for the GS flywheel so I can't compare it to the GSX one. Any chance you could send one over to me so I could give it a go?
    i've crunched one GS1000 part number and it cross references to six models so they may not be interchangeable between all GS1000's; so what is the model you have Steve?
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    Wonder if Ron Ayers online fiche is any use.Just a thought.http://www.google.co.nz/url?sa=t&rct...cl8sgdt93clHsA
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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    i've crunched one GS1000 part number and it cross references to six models so they may not be interchangeable between all GS1000's; so what is the model you have Steve?
    Things are in motion anyway but for what it's worth, I have here rotors from ; slide carb "S" model,slide carb "E" model and CV carb "E" model on various things (none for sale) and all appear interchangeable. All have the same taper too.
    this info may help someone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumph View Post
    Things are in motion anyway but for what it's worth, I have here rotors from ; slide carb "S" model,slide carb "E" model and CV carb "E" model on various things (none for sale) and all appear interchangeable. All have the same taper too.
    this info may help someone.
    seems to be whats covered here.

    Part # = 31402-49010
    Part Description = ROTOR ASSEMBLY
    Model Count = 5
    GS1000C 1978 1000 GS1000 STREET
    GS1000EC 1978 1000 GS1000E STREET
    GS1000LN 1979 1000 GS1000L STREET
    GS1000N 1979 1000 GS1000 STREET
    GS1000SN 1979 1000 GS1000S STREET
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