About the Suzuki GT750
Engine, fork, ignition and brake service for Suzuki’s Water Buffalo triple.
The Suzuki GT750, known in the United States as the Water Buffalo, uses a liquid-cooled three-cylinder two-stroke engine. A restoration parts list should distinguish engine gaskets, rotating-shaft seals and ignition components so each opened or worn assembly receives the appropriate service parts.
Keep brake and ignition equipment in the application check
The gasket set, fork seals and ignition condenser linked below list GT750 1972–1977. Front brake pads start at 1973. Identify the actual front brake and any ignition conversion; for carburetor work, record the carburetor markings before choosing internal fuel-system parts.
Know your model before choosing partsSuzuki GT750 repair checkpoints
Use the complete model, year and fitted assembly. Each product has its own application and package contents.
1972 engine and fork service
The linked gasket and fork-seal listings include 1972. The featured front pads do not.
1973–1977 front pads
The linked pad application starts at 1973. Compare the fitted caliper and pad profile instead of extending the range to an earlier motorcycle.
Carburetor identity
Read the markings on the actual carburetors. Model year and a broad kit listing do not establish every jet, needle or seal required.
Identify your model before orderingSuzuki GT750 identification checklist
Use the identification on your machine and the component being repaired.
- Record GT750 and model year, and identify the engine if it has been replaced.
- Photograph carburetor markings and original internal parts before comparing repair kits.
- Identify front brake equipment and compare the original pad profile before ordering pads.
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