Tap the bowl with the end of your screwdriver handle see if you can free up the needle and seat and stop that leak. The only way it can leak out of there is if the needle is open letting fuel run right through
What line on the carb are you running fuel through? I’m having a problem on mine and I changed the fuel line and took fuel filter out and it ran for a couple minutes idling then it cut off and no fuel was in the fuel line… idk what it is?? At first it wouldn’t start with the fuel filter that’s why I took it off to begin with. Do I need a bigger fuel line or is something else happening?
Thanks for the videos! I just started working on my 82 gs650 and am wondering what you did with your air box and air filter box... Did you have any air filters on at the time of the video? And I'm currently debating restring the OEM air filter box or gutting it all for pod filters - any thoughts?
Thanks for the question. It has pods. When trying to start it i had them off because i was taking the carbs off a lot and that made it easier. Personally i prefer the pods look as i feel it opens up the frame/engine area. I understand that filters play an important role in the proper running of the engine but i never got around to the perfect tuning of the carbs. Good luck on your rebuild.
Judson L Thanks. I'm up and running and have even painted some of the parts now. Check out my instagram for pics (captaincph). But my riding season is coming to an end soon so i will be storing the bike. Good luck on your project.
Thanks man. I actually went out into the garage after watching your video and I got mine running! Haha so now I can start the building process. I'll check out your Instagram. Mine is Judson.el, if you're interested.
+Thijs Kennis The bike is finally street legal and running. The brake discs were too worn/thin and had to be changed. I hope to upload a new video soon. Stay tuned.
It depends where you are from. Im from Denmark and there are a number of online stores that have parts available. I dont know if they ship international. You could try this one. www.louis-moto.com/en/bike-database/suzuki-gs-650-g-katana/gs650g/0129?back=&categoryKey=ROOT&ipp=48&page=2&sort=recommendation&viewMode=grid
Im thinking of buying a 1983 SUZUKI “GS650G” list is $3000 is it reasonable to talk him down it seems in good shape? suggestions appreciated, to add it is 100% original so it can be insured as a collectors bike, makes insurance cheaper
I purchased one of these BRAND NEW in 1982, owned it for a year and LOVED IT!
Love your video! I just got a 650g myself
Tap the bowl with the end of your screwdriver handle see if you can free up the needle and seat and stop that leak. The only way it can leak out of there is if the needle is open letting fuel run right through
Hello, I have GS650 1982 and I want to start restoring it but I would like you to recommend places to buy the parts.
What line on the carb are you running fuel through? I’m having a problem on mine and I changed the fuel line and took fuel filter out and it ran for a couple minutes idling then it cut off and no fuel was in the fuel line… idk what it is?? At first it wouldn’t start with the fuel filter that’s why I took it off to begin with. Do I need a bigger fuel line or is something else happening?
Thanks for the videos! I just started working on my 82 gs650 and am wondering what you did with your air box and air filter box... Did you have any air filters on at the time of the video? And I'm currently debating restring the OEM air filter box or gutting it all for pod filters - any thoughts?
Thanks for the question. It has pods. When trying to start it i had them off because i was taking the carbs off a lot and that made it easier. Personally i prefer the pods look as i feel it opens up the frame/engine area. I understand that filters play an important role in the proper running of the engine but i never got around to the perfect tuning of the carbs. Good luck on your rebuild.
Nice work man! I've got a 1983 gs650 that I'm currently struggling with. Hopefully I'll have as much luck as you!
Judson L Thanks. I'm up and running and have even painted some of the parts now. Check out my instagram for pics (captaincph). But my riding season is coming to an end soon so i will be storing the bike. Good luck on your project.
Thanks man. I actually went out into the garage after watching your video and I got mine running! Haha so now I can start the building process. I'll check out your Instagram. Mine is Judson.el, if you're interested.
+Judson L Nice one! 👍
I just bought an 83 wish me luck.
Good luck 🍀
Although these videos are very old, I'd love to see the result of these mods!
Been looking to buy a GS650 Katana myself too
Hi bud did u finish the build as iv just got myself one
How is the status now? Making progress? Awesome video's! :)
+Thijs Kennis The bike is finally street legal and running. The brake discs were too worn/thin and had to be changed. I hope to upload a new video soon. Stay tuned.
Hi sir i want to ask were can i buy parts of this type motor cycle i have same unit.
It depends where you are from. Im from Denmark and there are a number of online stores that have parts available. I dont know if they ship international. You could try this one. www.louis-moto.com/en/bike-database/suzuki-gs-650-g-katana/gs650g/0129?back=&categoryKey=ROOT&ipp=48&page=2&sort=recommendation&viewMode=grid
Im thinking of buying a 1983 SUZUKI “GS650G” list is $3000 is it reasonable to talk him down it seems in good shape? suggestions appreciated, to add it is 100% original so it can be insured as a collectors bike, makes insurance cheaper
Sorry, i dont anything about the US MC market so cant really judge. But if u like the original vibe then definately go for it. Good luck.
I want to do this to my bike its a 1981 Kawasaki kz650 csr h1
Good luck with that.
did this guy suddenly give up as no videos in 2 years
diaphram carbs need the airbox run like shit otherwise