Have a chance of a GT 750 triple it's a bit smokey should that be a worry
Peter
Query regarding GT 750
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Ugser
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Alan H
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
Worry if it doesn't smoke. It's a 2 stroke.
Think of how stupid the average person is, then realise that half of them are more stupid than that.
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dollydog
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
also, what colour is the smoke? white, blue or black? 
but, as alan said, it's a 2 stroke
cheers, dd.
but, as alan said, it's a 2 stroke
cheers, dd.
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GT250 big bang road registered. Both pistons fire the same time. USD forks.
GT285 road registered. Overbored - 58mm and TS125 +2 pistons fitted.
GT10 road registered. '65 T10 engine, GT250 frame.
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rngdng
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
If it ain't smokin, it's broken......
It really depends on the amount, and yes the color. A translucent bluish/white haze is normal. Clouds you can't see through is not. It's difficult to quantify.
Lane
It really depends on the amount, and yes the color. A translucent bluish/white haze is normal. Clouds you can't see through is not. It's difficult to quantify.
Lane
If you stroke it more than twice; you're playing with it.
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
If it is a good deal, you better jump on it as they are getting harder to find. 
He who snoozes, loses. 
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
If the bike has been off the road for a while they do tend to oil up a bit. Also sometimes the bike is just started by the owner in the garage revved till warm then switched off. This causes oil and water to condense on the inside of the exhausts. Result is it blows out steam from the exhaust. A really good hard ride usually clears it.
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Ugser
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
It had been laid up for a while the smoke is just whitey not dark
Runs well new battery got it for a steal
Cheers all I'm sure I'll have more questions
Runs well new battery got it for a steal
Cheers all I'm sure I'll have more questions
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markj
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
Congrats! Lets see pictures... : )Ugser wrote:It had been laid up for a while the smoke is just whitey not dark
Runs well new battery got it for a steal
Cheers all I'm sure I'll have more questions
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sportston
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
Hear, hear! Welcome to the world of GT ownership. Can't wait to see your new acquisition.markj wrote: Congrats! Lets see pictures... : )
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grumps
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Re: Query regarding GT 750
Hope you and your new baby are very happy together.
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