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  • suzukitron

    #1

    GS parts stolen right off bike?

    I have had my 82 GS 1100 at my friends garage for over 4 months.
    I decided it was time to try and get that thing running so I could sell it.

    Upon arrival I noticed the seat was removed, and the two plastic side panels were also removed. On the left a couple of thin tubes were left hanging.

    I know nothing about the inner workings parts that might be missing. Do you think you could help me out and spot whatever you may think is missing?
    Sorry for the horrendous quality pictures in advance

    Thanks from a bummed and saddened GS friend.



    left hand side


    left hand side


    right hand side
    Last edited by Guest; 12-28-2010, 08:32 PM.
  • Redman
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    • Michigan, west Michigan

    #2
    On left side I see sparkplug wire hanging.
    Are the spark plugs broken off? I have heard of spark plugs being broken off, cuz some folks want the ceramic part for some sort of drug smoking thingy.

    Seat taken off. That must have taken some prying (unless they had the key).

    Where in general are you located?

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    • almarconi

      #3
      Looks like the airbox with the filter is missing.

      Battery and battery box.

      Looks like the ignitor is also missing

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      • Guest

        #4
        Sounds to me like someone needs to find some new friends.

        Sux dude!

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        • 7981GS

          #5
          That is one h*ll of a first post on this forum.
          It is possibly the worst first post ever!
          Move your bike and get rid of them as "friends"!
          Surely, you can find some enemies that will treat your property better.

          Daniel

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          • Guest

            #6
            Now why would anyone want to take those parts unless they wanted to sell them? E-bay, Craigslist. An awful thing to do. You need new friends.

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            • suzukitron

              #7
              No my friends are not to blame I asked if I could store it there knowing full well that the garage faces an open ally. Hollywood/Los Angeles

              What does the ignition and spark Plugs look like? I am mechanically impaired.
              Is it a cheap replacement? And is it something I can do myself?
              Do I need to tow this to a mechanic since I don't know how many things are missing?

              Yea I wanted my first post to be a for sale posting since I don't ride anymore.

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              • Guest

                #8
                Where do ya live? I might be inclined to take that thing off your hands.

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                • Diablo1982

                  #9
                  Personaly Id be beating someone's ass all over the place

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                  • Graham

                    #10
                    Set of sparkplugs $10.
                    Pair of side covers $80 off E-bay.
                    Seat $100 off E-bay.
                    A friend that will lock the garage door, priceless.

                    Sorry for your loss but at least you still have the bike.

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                    • BassCliff

                      #11
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                      • 81ZUKI75
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                        • Jun 2008
                        • 364
                        • TN

                        #12
                        1982... I don't think so.

                        Originally posted by Graham
                        Set of sparkplugs $10.
                        Pair of side covers $80 off E-bay.
                        Seat $100 off E-bay.
                        A friend that will lock the garage door, priceless.

                        Sorry for your loss but at least you still have the bike.
                        But before you start shopping for replacement parts you should know that the bike pictured is NOT a 1982. Check the headstock (steering head), I believe you'll find that its a 1981.
                        Last edited by 81ZUKI75; 12-29-2010, 10:32 AM.
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                        • gs1150streetracer

                          #13
                          RAYYY???Help this guy out!!!!In your backyard>.Check on ebay looks like an Ebay seller theif stealing sidecovers.
                          Was in OC Maryland had both covers stolen off my Shadow500 along with every other bike parked near me had platics stolen,I been hunting on ebay waiting for them to post but its been 10years there long gone,food for thought?

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                          • bonanzadave
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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Redman
                            I have heard of spark plugs being broken off, cuz some folks want the ceramic part for some sort of drug smoking thingy.

                            I have read this several times but it still gives me a laugh.....

                            82 1100 EZ (red)

                            "You co-opting words of KV only thickens the scent of your BS. A thief and a putter-on of airs most foul. " JEEPRUSTY

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                            • tas850g
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                              • Jun 2008
                              • 1678
                              • Jaffrey, NH

                              #15
                              That post is awesome. Let's see if it comes in 3's. The guy would be deathly injured if that happened to me.
                              1979 GS850G
                              2004 SV650N track bike
                              2005 TT-R125 pit bike
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