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  • Agemax
    Forum Guru
    • Apr 2008
    • 8371
    • plymouth uk

    #151
    here is a pic of mine. the fuel gauge part dosent fit as european clocks must be different. also got to take the speedo apart again as the needle is not quite sat on zero.........and im a fusspot with detail haha
    1978 GS1085.

    Just remember, an opinion without 3.14 is just an onion!

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    • Guest

      #152
      Originally posted by Agemax
      here is a pic of mine. the fuel gauge part dosent fit as european clocks must be different. also got to take the speedo apart again as the needle is not quite sat on zero.........and im a fusspot with detail haha
      Looks pretty good Agemax, any pics of the complete bike?

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      • Agemax
        Forum Guru
        • Apr 2008
        • 8371
        • plymouth uk

        #153
        Originally posted by mcloud
        Looks pretty good Agemax, any pics of the complete bike?
        there is a pic of my bike on this thread. not much different now, added a belly pan

        1978 GS1085.

        Just remember, an opinion without 3.14 is just an onion!

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        • fat_sac

          #154
          Originally posted by Agemax
          there is a pic of my bike on this thread. not much different now, added a belly pan

          http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...ghlight=agemax
          Such an awesome bike. What front end is on that bike? I have a 79 E that's in the process. Just seems that no one has tanks to fit these things anymore and without a tank I'm dead in the water.

          These are the best deals I've been seeing over the last year or so and I'm not buying something this junked up.

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          • Agemax
            Forum Guru
            • Apr 2008
            • 8371
            • plymouth uk

            #155
            Originally posted by fat_sac
            Such an awesome bike. What front end is on that bike? I have a 79 E that's in the process. Just seems that no one has tanks to fit these things anymore and without a tank I'm dead in the water.

            These are the best deals I've been seeing over the last year or so and I'm not buying something this junked up.
            http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1978-...442#ht_771wt_0
            thanks mate, the front end is a gs500e front wheel, gsx1100 katana forks, 600 bandit mudgaurd and kawasaki zx9r brake caliper on home made bracket and gsxr750 disc. home made fork brace, steering damper (not shown in pic) and home made slab yokes.

            i managed to get a brand new tank from a company in uk that sells brand new old stock for about ?130. but that was a few years ago!
            1978 GS1085.

            Just remember, an opinion without 3.14 is just an onion!

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            • fat_sac

              #156
              Originally posted by Agemax
              thanks mate, the front end is a gs500e front wheel, gsx1100 katana forks, 600 bandit mudgaurd and kawasaki zx9r brake caliper on home made bracket and gsxr750 disc. home made fork brace, steering damper (not shown in pic) and home made slab yokes.

              i managed to get a brand new tank from a company in uk that sells brand new old stock for about ?130. but that was a few years ago!
              Lots of work in there. Lookin good.

              Here's a pic of my new gauges just to stay on topic.

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              • drhach

                #157
                That looks great. I'd be curious to see it at night. Excellent work.

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                • seuadr

                  #158
                  yep i would definitally like in on the next round, as long as i can convince my fiencee it's a nessicary upgrade

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                  • TheCafeKid

                    #159
                    Originally posted by seuadr
                    yep i would definitally like in on the next round, as long as i can convince my fiencee it's a nessicary upgrade
                    You end up keeping the 1100? Good

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                    • rudy

                      #160
                      Originally posted by seuadr
                      yep i would definitally like in on the next round, as long as i can convince my fiencee it's a nessicary upgrade
                      Just tell her it's a safety concern. You need faces that you can read more easily.


                      I still need a bunch more people to fill out order #2. I have a few, but I need at least 8 to make it worth while as there's a setup fee that I found out about last time.

                      Anybody with old faces laying around from weird models, please let me know. An exact dimensional copy is better than a guess.
                      Last edited by Guest; 10-14-2008, 11:41 PM.

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                      • rudy

                        #161
                        Bump......

                        Still looking for more folks for round two.

                        Been a little busy with the trailer build, and working on other folks bikes, but hope to get back into it soon. I know, I keep saying "soon", but it's still the plan.
                        Last edited by Guest; 10-21-2008, 01:24 PM.

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                        • STANDIGGITY

                          #162
                          PM me the address and I'll ship my gs300 gauges out so you can do the template for them. Too many holes in them to get a good accurate measurment from an amateur like me.

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                          • Riding Again

                            #163
                            How about posting the models you do have for us latecomers? What is the new cost that includes the set-up fee?

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                            • tucker

                              #164
                              Faces

                              If you are doing faces that will fit a '77 gs750 you can put me down for a set, possibly two ( I always like at least one do over if I goof anything up). Thanks.

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                              • Riding Again

                                #165
                                Alright. I did a search for myself and last cost was $30 for the set? Some GS850's were included, but for good measure.







                                Rudy, I'd like to add a couple of pictures that work in B/W.

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