How to Restore Suzuki 2-Stroke Triples GT350, GT550 & GT750 1971 to 1978: YOUR step-by-step colour illustrated guide to complete restoration (Enthusiast's Workshop Manual) Paperback – 15 Oct. 2015

easy to read clear photos

I imagine it's difficult for a writer to pitch this kind of book, too technical will put people off & not enough will do the same for others. I'm fairly used to working on bikes (& did, back in the 80's, do a total nut & bolt restoration & rebuild of a GT550) but it's been a while since I did a complete rebuild so I thought I'd give it a try, particularly as my new project, a GT750, is a bike I've not worked on before.I'd say this book is excellent, a good balance in showing how too, with lots of clear large pictures & plain text.With this & a decent workshop manual you can't go far wrong.

Quite a useful book to have in your restoration library. Annoyingly, like all the other Suzuki Triple books it concentrates on the usual favourite, the GT750.It would be nice, just for once, to have a publication that centred on the GT550 & the GT380.Still, some good tips & helpful info are included in the book, one of the better buys I reckon.

Well written, with some superb pictures. Useful

Expected to be provided with more detail of how to, as well as what to use. For starters with minimal knowledge a good positive start, but not for those who have experience of working with bikes, in my opinion. Pictures are good.

This book will be so useful in my future attempts at keeping my Suzuki two stroke on the road and in hopefully good fettle. With clear writing and good details, it's just what I need.

better than Haynes manual excellent thank you highly recommended. great pictures to help. if your doiing a restoration or rebuild or just maintaining your bike its brilliant. thank you

Handy book shows a basic but fair restoration not to showroom but daily ride standard