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  • thatgsriderguy
    Forum Newbie
    • Jun 2022
    • 6
    • KINGSTON, NEW YORK

    #1

    Always evolving GS

    Before and after
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  • thatgsriderguy
    Forum Newbie
    • Jun 2022
    • 6
    • KINGSTON, NEW YORK

    #2
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    • rphillips
      Forum Guru
      Past Site Supporter
      Super Site Supporter
      • Jun 2005
      • 7633
      • Norene TN

      #3
      All good, I guess. Only problem, I'm not sure what I'm looking at. Tail looks odd for Suzuki., none of those 750's or 1100's came with spokes... I dunn'no. Oh yeah... Welcome.
      1983 GS1100E, 1983 CB1100F, 1991 GSX1100G, 1996 Kaw. ZL600 Eliminator, 1999 Bandit 1200S, 2005 Bandit 1200S, 2000 Kaw. ZRX 1100

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      • steve murdoch
        Forum Guru
        Past Site Supporter
        • May 2004
        • 8497
        • St. Catharines, On.

        #4
        Gotta say i prefer the "after"....except i like spokes.
        Maybe start a thread with a few of the details. What's the front forks from?
        2@ \'78 GS1000

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        • thatgsriderguy
          Forum Newbie
          • Jun 2022
          • 6
          • KINGSTON, NEW YORK

          #5
          Forks are from an SV650.
          I liked the spokes too but it was getting hard to find decent tires for them.

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          • Suzukian
            Forum Sage
            • Sep 2022
            • 1032
            • Connecticut

            #6
            I think your mods look great!! The 3 spoke rims are sharp looking. My '83 GS750ES will be getting a GS1150 front end, Katana 17" rims, and a pair of 4 pot Tokico calipers, with tapered front fork springs. I have all the parts, just need some where withal. Just got the rims back from bead blasting, gotta get bearings, and all the other little things to switch to 17" 3 spoke rims.
            The 16" front wheels are so limited in choice.

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            • thatgsriderguy
              Forum Newbie
              • Jun 2022
              • 6
              • KINGSTON, NEW YORK

              #7
              Nice, Thank you.
              Hers a little more info on my bike.

              Bike is actually a 1980 GS1100e.

              Engine has Wiseco over bore kit. 1168cc. Web cams, short duration higher lift. It’s been a while and don’t remember the numbers off hand. I degree’d them in with tight lobe centers. Later model GSXR rocker arms. Stainless oversized valves and heavier springs. Top end oiler. Mild porting. Mikuni RS36 carbs. 750 oil pump gears.
              Seat is from 88 Katana 1100
              Complete front end is from 2002 SV650 with heavy Race Tech springs. After market rotors. Bars are actually ATV bars from a blaster. Master cylinder from 97? VFR. GPS speedometer.
              Wheels are 2002 SV650. Stock swingarm. 530 chain 10mm offset front sprocket. Rear sprocket from 2002 Bandit 600 flipped backwards. Rear rotor 1998-06 Katana 750. Caliper and bracket 99-02 SV650 drilled to accept 19mm axle. S-bent stock brake stay to mound under slung caliper. Aftermarket adjustable kickstand. Rattle can paint. Miscellaneous odds and ends. Oh and the tail is from a ‘78 GS 750. Tail light is an aftermarket LED for a Harley. The spokes in the before picture were a stock GS1000 19” rear and an aftermarket 18” front. Think that’s everything. Had the bike since the 90’s. Constantly playing around changing things. I used to be on here with the handle smokestack.

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              • Suzukian
                Forum Sage
                • Sep 2022
                • 1032
                • Connecticut

                #8
                That bike is smokin'!!

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                • thatgsriderguy
                  Forum Newbie
                  • Jun 2022
                  • 6
                  • KINGSTON, NEW YORK

                  #9
                  Be sure to post yours when you’re done. Sound like you got a solid plan.

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