Suzuki is cheap! Is that ancient history? After a crash, go with Yoshimura! Oil-cooled GSX-R1100/750 GSF1200 Inazuma1200 Bandit1200 GS1200SS

I cracked the cover—so I got a quote and started clicking through the numbers…

Whoa, the price was that high? Really? OEM Suzuki… (´;ω;`)
Engine cover. After a crash, it seems the world has shifted to where Yoshimura is not just better—it’s the best option.

I couldn’t find photos of the early models—my apologies.

Right engine cover—current status?
Left engine cover 11351-27A01 Cover, starter gear ¥20,800 (before tax)

GSX-R1100K/L/M/N

Right engine cover—current status?
Left engine cover 11351-40C00 Cover, starter, gear ¥20,200 (before tax)

Right engine cover 11381-26E11-000 Cover, signal generator ¥3,500 (before tax)
Left engine cover 11351-48B10 Cover, starter, gear ¥14,000 (before tax)

The 1200 series pricing makes sense… but why did the 1100 jump so much in price? Is it the color?

GSX-R750 (85–91), GSX-R1100 (86–88) aluminum starter clutch cover
¥18,900 (before tax) Part No. 280-511-A100

GSX-R1100 (89–92), GSF1200 (all years), Inazuma1200 (all years), GS1200SS (all years), Bandit1200S (all years), Bandit1200 (all years) aluminum starter clutch cover ¥18,900 (before tax) Part No. 280-511-A200

GSX-R750 (85–91), GSX-R1100 (86–92), GS1200SS (all years) aluminum pulsar cover ¥16,900 (before tax) Part No. 280-511-A400

It’s thick, so it’s a good idea to swap it out with insurance. And it’s better to get one while they’re still available.

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