Clean Up Suzuki GSX-R1100 Style

[@uhtred7860]

Ahhh polished rims, a 90s fashion faux pas for sure :-))

[@advbikeguy]

These were polished from the factory. It is my understanding that it was an option here in Canada.

[@demetrii97]

Clean bike dude 👍🏻

[@advbikeguy]

Thanks, stay tuned as next is a few video's on how to rebuild the carbs!

[@demetrii97]

ADVbikeGuy mikuni bst36ss?

[@advbikeguy]

Virtually identical Mikuni 06B60's on the Canadian version

[@uhtred7860]

@@demetrii97 34mm on the 86 to 88 1100s.

[@ivosmoky3404]

That is my dream bike.I own gsx 1100 f '88 and gsxr 1100 '95.I hope to find good conditioned slabside 1100 to buy it.

[@advbikeguy]

Ivo Smoky Thanks for the comment. Keep looking, they are out there. You will find one. I recommend to try and find one in the best condition that you can afford. Its cheaper in the long run, as parts can be expensive.

[@ivosmoky3404]

@@advbikeguy ì know that parts are a gold value.I had to rebuilt carbs on my gsxr 1100 (its 40 mm original carbs) but i made decision not rebuild,but to buy rs 40 flat sliders.I bougt them new from seller Oz Mikuni from Australia on Ebay.It is cost me 1100 USD all together with shipping and custom tax.I am from Croatia,and here in europe they are still street legal.They give all new life in bike.

[@advbikeguy]

Ivo Smoky The next few videos will show how to disassemble the factory carbs and rebuild them. So make sure that you subscribe, as I will be posting them in the next few days. I have heard that there is s big performance jump when up sizing the carbs. For this bike, I am planning to restore it back to 100% factory condition.

[@ivosmoky3404]

@@advbikeguy Subscribed already.I know how to rebuild carbs,and my wish was 40 mm flats.anyway i will watch.I am old biker and i am servicing my bikes and car.My first bike was 50 cc Tomos,ex Yugoslavian produce and it was 1972 i bought him.I was 13 yo than.

[@advbikeguy]

Ivo Smoky awesome, sounds like you have lots of experience! If you have any suggestions, please share!