Project 700ES

I want one too.

One of my favorite bikes on this site!! I really like the carbs.

Hey Joe, I forgot...what did you do for the black on this pipe? Is it holding up well?

Thanks Bruce,

This pipe is actually the original coating from Vance and Hines, it sat for many years in a box but it was basically a NOS part. It is starting to peel around the exhaust ports as expected, it will need ceramic coating to refurb it at some point

One of my favorite bikes on this site!! I really like the carbs.

Hey Joe, I forgot...what did you do for the black on this pipe? Is it holding up well?

Hey, Joe! Just got pointed over in this direction by <a href="http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=144220&highlight=GS700EF">Eric</a>.

As I hear it, you're in N. Dallas? Me too! Eric suggested that we meet up and show each other our GS700E's! I got me a 1985 GS700ESF recently. She needs work, and I've barely just started. I'll be looking to both of you and your posts for inspiration and instruction!

Anyway, if you'd like to meet up sometime for a ride or to shoot the breeze, feel free to send me a PM and I'll shoot you my number!


-Drew

Nice!! Sounds like she's running great.


Love the carbs.

Vid....clatters alot after the valve adjustment.

http://s118.photobucket.com/albums/o95/JCWhelan65/?action=view&current=Video15.mp4

Decided to make use of the space gained when I removed the airbox. It allows for a deeper compartment than the stock.

that looks great, nice work on the basket

Decided to make use of the space gained when I removed the airbox. It allows for a deeper compartment than the stock.

Looks Sweet Joe!

Excellent choice, the shorties on the rear keeps the stock look, and agreed, flush mounts just don't look right for some reason on these bikes.



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Thanks Eric,

I may try and find a set for the front as well even though they are not quite as noticeable.

jwhelen65- Georgous bike! Wish I would found some turn signals like that before I bought mine. Love the seat too! Something Ill be needing to check into myself.

Looks Sweet Joe!

Excellent choice, the shorties on the rear keeps the stock look, and agreed, flush mounts just don't look right for some reason on these bikes.



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Those look great. I've often thought of doing the same for the rear of the 1150. Those rear sigs stick way out and kind of flop around when you hit a bump.

Those look great Joe, looks like you lucked out with those lamps swapping out the sockets. I tried that once on some ED lights and did not work. Assembly was not intended for disassemble

Yeah there is a small moisture seal that you have to cut from the wire but that's about it. Not sure on the 82-83 signals.

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Those look great Joe, looks like you lucked out with those lamps swapping out the sockets. I tried that once on some ED lights and did not work. Assembly was not intended for disassemble