How do i take off a seat on a 1979 suzuki gs850 motorcycle

Duplicate question. Keep in mind unless kept on a battery tender these batteries are good for one or two years max, no matter the brand.

If you don't have a manual, check out the gs resources . com. Forums, info, and good people. I got a 1979 3 years ago, and the info there is amazing.!

The simple answer is no. It is possible to put a complete 1000 engine into the 750. but this will involve making brackets etc.
Proberbly the easiest way to more power is to fit the barrells and top end from the GS850. This will fit straight on. Ideally, you will need the 850's carb, but the 750s could be jetted to suit. The exhaust is the same fittings, so you could retain the gs750 exhaust as well. They also share the same airbox.

CHECK THAT YOU HAVE PROPER FLOAT HEIGHT AND THAT THE NEEDLE VALVE IS NOT STICKING. I HAD A SIMULAR PROBLEM ON MY 1979 GS850 ALL I DID WAS TAKE OFF FLOAT BOWL AND ADJUST FLOAT HEIGHT A LITTLE AND CLEANED NEEDLE OFF SEEMS TO HAVE WORKED NO GAS ON OUTSIDE OF CARBS NOW

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SOUNDS LIKE THE LAY DOWN MAY HAVE STIRED UP THE DIRT IN THE FUEL BOWL AND THE FLOAT IS STUCK MAY HAVE TO REMOVE THAT CARB AND CLEAN

Sounds like they need a damn good clean.
Corrosion eats away at the calipers, so strip them down & clean well. Be sure to remove the rubber boots as corrosion behind them grips on the shaft causing the caliper to not float & the brakes lock-on
If your wheel wont turn at all then hit the caliper bodies with a rubber mallet - dont hit the bleed nipple!!
Good Luck
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