Suzuki GT750 Parts for repair and restoration
Suzuki introduced the GT750 in 1971 with a liquid-cooled, 738 cc two-stroke triple. Known in the U.S. as the Water Buffalo, it uses three carburetors, so carburetor service requires attention to all three units.
Three-carburetor rebuilding
The Suzuki GT750 carburetor rebuild kit requires a carburetor-model and jet-size check before ordering. Suzuki specifications show VM32 carburetors for 1971–1973 and SU32 for 1974–1976. Use one kit per carburetor being serviced; verify the fitted unit carefully on a 1977 model.
Before assembly, compare carburetor model, jet sizes and kit contents with the unit.
Engine gasket service
The Suzuki GT750 engine gasket set covers 1972–1977 and is sold as a set.
Check the gasket-kit contents and compare openings and sealing faces to the engine during teardown.
Steering-head bearings
The Suzuki steering-bearing kit covers GT750 1973–1977 and is sold as a kit.
Inspect the steering stem and frame-head races, then verify the bearing sizes and seal arrangement before installation.
Choosing parts for your Suzuki GT750
Identify the carburetors: Suzuki's specification table shows three carburetors with VM32 units in 1971–1973 and SU32 units in 1974–1976. Check the model and jet sizes on your motorcycle before selecting parts.
Use one kit for each carburetor being serviced: match the kit to the fitted carburetor model, jets and contents. For 1977 models, confirm the exact carburetor and kit application before purchase.
Separate the part ranges: the engine gasket set is for GT750 1972–1977, and the steering-bearing kit for 1973–1977. Carburetor style changed during production, so check year, carburetor model and jet sizes before ordering.
Suzuki Digital Library: GT750 history; Suzuki GT750 specifications.
Building a custom Suzuki GT750?
For a café racer, tracker or other custom build, browse universal handlebars and grips and mirrors and adaptors. Check clamp diameter, mirror threads, cable reach and steering clearance; universal accessories may need modification on your motorcycle.
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Suzuki GT750 Parts questions
How many carburetors does the Suzuki GT750 use?
Suzuki's specifications show three carburetors on 1971–1976 models. Use one rebuild kit per carburetor being serviced, and verify the fitted carburetor carefully on a 1977 model.
Which carburetor is fitted to my Suzuki GT750?
Suzuki's specifications show VM32 carburetors for 1971–1973 and SU32 for 1974–1976. Match the carburetor markings and jet sizes to the rebuild kit; verify the 1977 unit before ordering.
Which Suzuki GT750 engine gasket set should I choose?
The engine gasket set fits GT750 1972–1977 and is sold as a set. Compare the gasket shapes and openings with the engine during teardown.
Do the GT750 fork dust boots retain fork oil?
No. The GT750 dust boots cover the exposed fork tubes; the hydraulic oil seals inside the forks retain fork oil. Match the boot profile to the fitted fork.