The story of this Suzuki GS750 is peculiar, as it had to cross the entire Atlantic Ocean to end up in LDK’s workshop. Its owner had to undertake an odyssey to bring it from Mexico to Madrid.
This is a classic motorcycle very common in American lands; however, it is harder to find in Europe. That is why Fran Manen, owner of Lord Drake Kustoms, was thrilled to work on such an exclusive model.
When he received the call from its owner to turn this Suzuki GS750 into a Cafe Racer, Fran Manen didn’t hesitate for a moment and prepared to transport the motorcycle from Madrid to his facilities in Málaga, using his motorcycle collection and transport service.
Transformations to turn this Suzuki GS750 into a Cafe Racer
To achieve a Cafe Racer style, the first thing they worked on in the workshop was lowering the front suspension and replacing the standard handlebars with mid-rise handlebars.
The original fuel tank was kept, as it already had a Cafe Racer style, but the top seat post was modified. The complete rear seat was made of metal, integrating the LEDs and the seat itself.
The rear air shocks gave it a sportier shape, while the tires, which could be for a Scrambler bike, maintained a classic motorcycle look.
The metal side covers with aluminum grills served as a support to install the Suzuki GS750 emblems.
As for the colors, a pearlescent silver combined with Candy red and separated by a black pinstripe gave it its final appearance.
In summary, a Suzuki with a Cafe Racer spirit while maintaining a classic motorcycle vibe.
