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1982 GPZ750 Finished
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These projects never really get finished,there is always another thing to do.
Nice work GB, the '82 GPz750 is a great bike to ride, very pretty too, I know exactly what you mean.
1980 Gpz550 D1, 1981 GPz550 D1. 1982 GPz750R1. 1983 z1000R R2. all four aces
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Such an absolutely grand restore, pls more pics.
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Here are a few more pics before and after.
Bike has been down to bare frame with most parts replaced or rebuilt. Motor has had top end freshen up too.
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Question: My '82 has the champagne colored wheels. Were red wheels offered?
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ThatGPzGuy wrote: Looks great! Nice job considering what you started with. I've always been a fan of the twin shocked GPzs ever since I saw my first ELR in the college parking lot.
Question: My '82 has the champagne colored wheels. Were red wheels offered?
Red wheels were in all places but North America...and if your are speaking of your 750R1, then your wheels should be black, not champagne.
Michael
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