78 GS750 Rigid, First ride.

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  • Nessism
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    • Mar 2006
    • 35788
    • Torrance, CA
    #16
    Interesting detail here...

    Ed

    To measure is to know.

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      • Steve
        GS Whisperer
        • Jun 2005
        • 35925
        • southwest oHIo
        #17
        Very nice build.

        I like the touch of black engine/polished covers, and I just noticed what appears to be a stock airbox and somewhat stock exhaust. Very nice.

        Definitley not for my style of riding, but I can still appreciate a work of art.

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          • Henryinva
            #18
            Originally posted by Nessism
            Interesting detail here...

            yeah, that would be a 5 degree tree I made. Changed it just a tad.
            Last edited by Guest; 10-04-2009, 07:44 PM.

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              • Henryinva
                #19
                Latest pic of my build.

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                  • Hammered
                    #20
                    Originally posted by Henryinva
                    Latest pic of my build.
                    Yeah keep rubbing my nose in the fact that yours is done and mines not. When i show up at your door with a crate full of parts, then we'll see.

                    Seriously, beautiful ride.

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                      • Henryinva
                        #21
                        ALLMOST done, not done-done!

                        Well, will probably never be done as I keep changing stuff.

                        Haul all yer junk up here and we'll build somethin out of it! Better hurry though, picked up a Uni-cycle something or nother yesterday.

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                          • Hammered
                            #22
                            Originally posted by Henryinva
                            ALLMOST done, not done-done!

                            Well, will probably never be done as I keep changing stuff.

                            Haul all yer junk up here and we'll build somethin out of it! Better hurry though, picked up a Uni-cycle something or nother yesterday.
                            Haha. You and Jeeperz and deem old Uni-sikles

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                              • Sunburn
                                #23
                                Looks great, wish I had the skills for that kind of work. I reviewed the whole album.



                                Thanks for sharing...


                                Mark

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                                  • russr33
                                    #24
                                    Henry that bike is the NUTS. Love it! Get any of your inspiration from ZERO Engineering? Similar lines to alot of their bikes.

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                                      • Henryinva
                                        #25
                                        Nope, didn't know that. Ill have to take a look at their stuff!

                                        Thanks for the comments though!

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                                          • russr33
                                            #26
                                            Here's a link to their original bikes they did in Japan (they now have a dealership in Las Vegas). Click on English and then on Pictures tab on left. Some beautiful work.

                                            Zero Chop - Khám phá sự hồi hộp của thể thao Moto và cá cược tại Việt Nam
                                            http://www.zerochop.com/
                                            Zero Chop Hòa mình vào thế giới phấn khích của Zero Chop, nơi sự phấn khích tốc độ cao của các môn thể thao mô tô kết hợp với cảm giác hồi hộp chiến lược của cá cược. Nền tảng của chúng tôi cung cấp một góc nhìn độc đáo về cả hai thế giới […]

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                                              • Henryinva
                                                #27
                                                Yeah, nice scoots. Seem to be mostly fat tired front ends. Dont care for that personally. Nice rides still though! Thanks for the link!

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                                                  • russr33
                                                    #28
                                                    Strangely enough someone just posted about Brad Pitt dropping his chopper. He's riding a Zero.

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                                                      • atb1998
                                                        #29
                                                        That front fender works quite well with the lines on your bike. I wish i hadn't ground the mounts off mine know. Your build came out great i really dig the stance and lines of it.

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                                                          • Henryinva
                                                            #30
                                                            Yeah, I originally wasnt going to run a front fender, but I stuck it on there and ended up really liking it. The next GS I'm building wont have it as I'm going for a non-traditional front end with it. But on this scoot, I'm glad I kept it!

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