The GS Cafe

[Guest]

They really were elegant wheels, many don't realize that they had aluminum rims, forget whether they were DIDs' or Enkeis', put a set of take-offs on my '78 750C,
ruined 'em running over road trash. (Car brake drum left in the road)

[G-3]

Cleaned up the wiring a bit, looking better, getting the pod jetting dialed in feeling pretty good!

[GS-cafe]

@G-3,

thats a clean bike!! nice...

[dorkburger]

Saw this (Honda) at the job today. I think this is a fine example, and I love the modern touches of USD forks, big brakes, and Ohlins shocks.

[gordinho80]

That's a sweet bike, Glen. Where was this?

[dorkburger]

Amazon distrubution center in Robbinsville......In the cycle parking area No sign of the owner though. There was also a bone stock and weathered CB 900 custom nearby.

[dorkburger]

Another view. LOVE the Yoshi tag grafted onto the homebuilt muffler....I love the attention to detail on this bike.
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[8ball]

Another view. LOVE the Yoshi tag grafted onto the homebuilt muffler....I love the attention to detail on this bike.
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....not to mention the Ohlins stickers on the RFY shocks!!!!

[dorkburger]

I never would have known.....I hate this bike now......

[8ball]

LOL. I have RFY's, that's how I knew. They can be made to work OK with some modification and a rebuild, but out of the box they are crap. (Not completely full of oil, and very inconsistent N2 charge). I just find it amusing. Over all, it isn't a bad effort, but if he mis-branded the exhaust and the shocks, what else is there? It makes me look closer. The front end looks like it came off a TL1000S.....gawd I hated the front end, on that bike! V-stacks (even with a screen) suggest it isn't ridden much. ....but he does have an inner rear fender. That's good....specially without air filters. I'd be curious why such a large rear brake......

But all that is just because I look at a bike from a perspective of function over form, and it is all a personal opinion. G-3's GS-750 isn't as typical....or pretty, but I like its functionality a lot!

[dorkburger]

Agreed. I took the Yoshi tag as a spoof. And after the initial impression of seeing the bike, I also took note of the open stacks and minimal protection from junk flinging off of the back wheel. id have to assume its a fair weather flier.

[G-3]

LOL. I have RFY's, that's how I knew. They can be made to work OK with some modification and a rebuild, but out of the box they are crap. (Not completely full of oil, and very inconsistent N2 charge). I just find it amusing. Over all, it isn't a bad effort, but if he mis-branded the exhaust and the shocks, what else is there? It makes me look closer. The front end looks like it came off a TL1000S.....gawd I hated the front end, on that bike! V-stacks (even with a screen) suggest it isn't ridden much. ....but he does have an inner rear fender. That's good....specially without air filters. I'd be curious why such a large rear brake......

But all that is just because I look at a bike from a perspective of function over form, and it is all a personal opinion. G-3's GS-750 isn't as typical....or pretty, but I like its functionality a lot!

Thanks, i think!

[8ball]

No really. I like your bike. I even like the aesthetics. It is more true to the superbike era than trying to make it look like it was supposed to be from the 50's.

[G-3]

I was just joking, it's really cool you like my bike. Thank you

[G-3]

Haters can hate, but I turned this