1974 GT250 custom retro

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Zook-e
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1974 GT250 custom retro

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Keith Sutton's 74 GT250.
Modified and reconditioned
by Sundial Moto Sports.
Lightly ported motor with Kawasaki heads, GT frame modified to accept 1970 T250II high pipes. larger 2.15 rims front and rear instead of 1.60 and 1.80 rims. Super bike bars and earlier T250 bodywork and guages. Braided steel front brake line and tapered steering stem berarings. Body work in blue 72 T250 colors

$2500.00 contact Keith at keith@suttonbuilders.com
"If you keep hitting your head against the wall you will eventually put a hole in the wall or your head"

1968 T500 Monoshock, 1972 GT750 Custom, 1973 GT750 Lemans

http://www.sundialmotosports.com
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Eric,
Where is the bike located?
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1968 Cobra, 1973 T500, 1974 GT380, 1987 Yamaha RZ350, 1988 Yamaha TDR250, 1989 DT50
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Frank,

The bike is located in Cleveland. I will PM you Keiths Number.
"If you keep hitting your head against the wall you will eventually put a hole in the wall or your head"

1968 T500 Monoshock, 1972 GT750 Custom, 1973 GT750 Lemans

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Post by diamondj »

Hey Eric,

Being nosy here - why is Keith selling that sweet little bike? Does he just not ride it enough to justify keeping it or is he build up funds for a season of racing?

Jim
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