1991 Suzuki gsxr750 restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2023
- Restoration of a 1991 gsxr750. I completed the paintwork and sent back to bonzia to finish the restoration. This is his instagram please stop by and leave him a comment that m motorcycles sent you. / banzai_restorations
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That camera is very cool. Fell in love with the 80s version when they were Red, Black and White.
My favorite is probably the 91 white and blue. Other then the rare RK version
The camera is an excellent tool, superb spray finish.
That camera can save so much time telling what colors and pearls are in the paint.
Beautiful! I had one of those back in the day. Your work always amazes me.
Thank you. I wish it was mine
Beautiful work!
Thank you. That’s one of my favorite paint schemes
I used to have a Gsx600R I stupidly sold it around 5 years ago... I wish I hadn`t. keep up the good work. Best wishes as always, from the Lone Wolf in the lakes. 🕊
Thank you and you should have kept it. It would have been great to notice vlog with.
Ya,, this is what we hope to do on each bike,, Keep as much as we can and then re clear. Great work.. Hard to do what you do. AWESOME
Thanks, will do! Love seeing what you’re doing over there too.
Brilliant bike. Love your work 😀
Thank you tpr
Wow.. It looks effortless.. I know it’s not, but..wow 😮
Trying to make them look as good as your bikes
Your work is very neat and precise, I'm sure every motorcycle you restore will look like new.
Thank you.
@@mmotorcycles9497 you're welcome
Wow man!!! It became spotless!!! I'm definitely going to need some tips when I'll do mine!
You know where to find me lol
At my family's Kaw dealership, in the 90s when people would bring in late 60s or 70s bikes for service us guys would ogle them and, myself I looked at some of them like pieces of art. Especially when they were in the most original state. Looking at this beauty I feel like these classic era sportbikes, including the stock exhaust, have come full circle. Back then those exhausts were so heavy and a Yoshi pipe looked/sounded pretty sweet on them. Now I really like the way that stock one looks here. The look of the exhausts/mufflers of the last decade or two makes the 90s ones very appealing. Personally, even though 70+ lbs, I left the stock exhaust on my 92 ZX11 because I did not want officer friendly to hear me coming a mile away. We added Suzuki in about 92 and the first GSXRs we got were 92 GSXR600s and then 93 750 and 1100s. My brother had the 93 black w/pink & purple GSXR750WP.
Great work on the GSXR. It looks amazing !! It looks so original it takes me back in time.
Thank you. And that had to be awesome to work at a dealership back then
@@mmotorcycles9497 It was--I miss it. After your mc brand poll I posted an old photo on my community tab.
2001 gsxr tank chips yes on gixxer salgmc1
I see your on there but it won’t let me find you. You might not have posted anything yet. Can you look me up on there. I’m Honda434 on there.
Can you do the same for my 91? I need to start restoring it and it need a paint job.
Definitely can be. I’m backed up right now with other bikes but hit me up later to see where I’m at.
Is he selling this '91 restoration?
Not as of now. It got shipped back out to California and he’s planning on riding the hell out of it
@@mmotorcycles9497 I have a momento to share about that very bike and color. I just need to dig it out of my boxes of crap.
@@KrakensGarageandAdventures that would be awesome. I’m going to email you anyway I have a couple questions for you about something I’ve been thinking of putting together.
Holy fucking shit. I have a 93 and if I could nail the decal colors and get some printed myself I would.. its bullshit I cannot get accurate reproduction decals..its to the point I would do whatever I need to make the fuckers myself because these bikes are special. ANYWAY good fucking work.. theres paint codes available for the OEM pearl black but you have than nice PPG tool.
What color scheme is it. You could try your local paint supplier. Most of them can even put the special mixes in a spray can.