I've got to replace the swinging arm bearings on a 1979 Suzuki GS750, but can't budge the bolt. The nut comes off ok, but the bolt won't move (either by hitting it or turning it). I'm presuming it's rusted in place, and have tried penetrating oils (repeatedly).
BFH...that's a Big F*cking Hammer.
New to me... I am probably the 4th owner. 18000 miles, and still runs like a champ!
A heavily modified Suzuki GS 750 climbs the hill at the Rock River Riders Hillclimbs on 10/29/06.
This is my 1977 Suzuki GS750. I purchased it for 350 dollars in the state of Washington where I found it on the side of the road. Now that it' ...
Finding a Gs 750 Suzuki and putting it back together and riding again after 25 years of no bike!
An established manufacturer of weaving machinery, Suzuki�s first move into the motor cycle industry was in 1952, with the development of a 36cc two-stroke engine called the Power Free which clipped to a bicycle frame. Adequate performance and reliability combined with the demand for cheap transportation in....
