I bought an S32-2 that has been floating around eBay and craigslist for a while.
New battery, runs, strong compression, tank decent. Needs a rear tube, ignition switch, and the rear brake sorted out (sticks). Traveling this week, but will mess with it next week when I get home.
I bought it because it is twin of my Yamaha YCS1 180. These little twins are very fun!
Very nice ! And it was registered as a 1966 ? I ask as that is so far the highest number 1966 S32 I've seen - I've been keeping a list to aid in identification which you can view at this link under 'Pre-1971 Suzuki Models'. I also have the parts manual on line at the same web site.
Thank you and done ! Best of luck to you with the rebuilt - it will be sweet when you have it done !
Just an FYI, I purchased this bike yesterday. Seller hadn't done much to it at all since purchasing. Too many projects. Any recommended sites for parts?
Sokell77 wrote:Just an FYI, I purchased this bike yesterday. Seller hadn't done much to it at all since purchasing. Too many projects. Any recommended sites for parts?
Well - I have the parts manual available on line at this link. To buy a parts book, eBay, Amazon or e-ClassicBike.com are good. Some parts are still available from Suzuki, others will take some searching - you could try Reiner in Germany, or Paul Miller in the US - check this link. Good luck !
Ian
If at first you don't succeed, just get a bigger hammer !
Hello, I also recently picked up a 1967 S32- 1 mile south of Detroit on the Canadian side. I am currently in the early stages of a full restoration. Bike is mostly complete and the motor is good- even though I have a new set of 1st oversize pistons standing by. It is registered as a 1967 with matching numbers on the frame and engine case.
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And it was registered as a 1966 ? I ask as that is so far the highest number 1966 S32 I've seen - I've been keeping a list to aid in identification which you can view at this link under 'Pre-1971 Suzuki Models'. I also have the parts manual on line at the same web site.
