Soon to be a GS1100GK owner..

[bassace75]

Soon to inherit a 1984 GS1100GK. Not the best looker but runs like a scalded dog. Can't wait to get it home. Looking for 'GS1100GK' emblem for side cover.

[Redman]

Welcome to GSR.

Looks to be a complete GK. THose are hard to find complete, in any condition. Most have been dee-Kayed.
(my word, for fairing and bags removed so about same as GS1100G.)

Set up a search on ebay. From time to time there will be someone parting out a GK. CAn find a side panel then. Prprbaly have to gert an entire side panel to get the emblem.

I could yack on and on about all sortts of GK specific stuff that you may not care about.

Tell us more of you adventure.

I greatly enjoy the GK for being able to extend the season early in the spring and late into the fall with that big fairing.... here in Michigan.

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[GSXR7ED]

Welcome bassace75,

Those are unique bikes...I've never seen one here in Delaware. It's also right up Redman's alley because he owns a handsome, fancy cladded GS like yours.

Ed

[ddaniels]

I have one for sale that's the same color, but in better condition....just sayin'.

[argonsagas]

I hope the bike still looks as good as it did when that photo was taken, as the photo is a few years old.

As Redman said, the GK is great for extending your riding season at both ends, at least in northern areas. I had mine on the road at least once a month for two years. That stopped when I damaged my leg enough to need to use a cane and could not ride for a couple of months. fell off a couch

[Doug]

Welcome, you'll like this bunch. They're kind and knowledgeable. Enjoy you GS and be careful.

[Jonathan]

Hi. I also have a GK. For better or worse I'm deKaying it. Going down the 1000S route. I probably have a GS1100GK side emblem. Send me a pm. I presume you know about the reputation of these old warhorses? Go on forever with the right care. Jonathan

[Guest]

Cool. I may also like the GKs. Great touring bike.

[bassace75]

Bike has been kept in good shape. It is not the best looking (dent in tank, paint peeling, etc) but it is in great running condition. I am waiting on my uncle to bring it to me. I offered to get it, but he insists on trailering it to my house.

[bassace75]

PM sent Jonathan

[bassace75]

Thanks for the welcome!

[bassace75]

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[Redman]

Looks like you ar on your way to an adventure.

For a proper carb cleaning project it will require a 4 or 5 day weekend.
To soak each carb for 24+ hours

and an o-ring kit from Cycle O-rings

Look for "Carb Cleaning Series" in the section of "In The Garage" back on GSR home page (not the forum, the GSR home page.

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[Redman]

Any update....on the carb cleaning adventure....?

I see that Lewisville is in the northern part of Dallas-FtWorth area.
You had opportunity to ride out to Texas Hill COuntry? FM335, FM336 FM337....?

Tell us about the "bass" in BassAce.
Wondering if fishing or music......

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[bassace75]

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Got the carbs on. Seat redone. Replaced missing emblems I got from a member of this forum. The bike runs like a scalded dog. Still getting used to riding again after 20 years.

To answer Redman, the "bass" is musical - I am a bassist. I have not yet rode to the Hill Country but my folks live in Fredricksberg and I plan to head that way this Summer.