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Hello my name is morgan copeland and an old guy up the street from me gave this to me for fixing his model T carb GREAT SCORE! I live in North Count San Diego so old finds are hard to come by out here if anyone knows where I can find extra parts for this bike please let me know I have everything for a second bike but a motor THANKS!
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Hi I also have a 1965 k10 suzuki. My uncle gave it to me. It was in pretty good shape but the engine was froze. I was able to find the engine parts I needed on E.Bay. I just got lucky there, as its hard to find parts for this Bike. I have been trying to find the value of it but have had no luck finding anything. None for sale that I can find. If you would send me your e-mail address I would send you a picture of the one I have. It seems we are in a very limited group of people owning this bike.They might be quite valuable to a collector but I have no intentions at this time to sell it. The bike is fun to ride and gets lots of attention due to its size and age. I bet you get the same reaction.. Anyway nice chatting with you. Good luck with your bike and have a great day.. Rich..
Hi Rich again I just posted my bike . Have a look and let me know what you think. Put k10 Suzuki on the search field.. Thanks...
im in north orange county, ca. if your in the area, contact me at hafen1@aol.com