Exciting air box picture

[Maddevill]

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So I've been continuing work on the 83. Previous owner had cut the air box in half trying to get it out and failed. Since I don't feel like pulling
the motor, I decided to glue it back together. I used JB Weld plastic epoxy and cut some spare pieces out of some scrap fairings I have
to make bridging tabs to cross the joint. It seems to have worked. So far it feels strong. We'll see what happens when I try to install
the carbs. Wish me luck.

Mad

[Who Dat?]

Ooooohhhh.

Aaaaaaahhh.

[tom203]

I’d cover the crime scene with black tape to ward off silly questions.

[Big T]

Flex tape for the win!

[oldGSfan]

Frankenstein's neck, cool. I recently repaired ABS fork cover on my GS1000 with shreds from drilling through a hunk of leftover pipe and mixing with acetone. Worked great and cost next to nothing. I am not sure it'd work on the air box material though. Anyway you have it covered except those two bolts on the side....

[rphillips]

Looks pretty good, but like she said be gentle.

[Maddevill]

You guys are great ! I'm going to be as gentle as I can as I force the carbs in using every swear word in my arsenal.
But ill keep my pinkies extended....

Mad

[Cipher]

You guys are great ! I'm going to be as gentle as I can as I force the carbs in using every swear word in my arsenal.
But ill keep my pinkies extended....

Mad

Is rear suspension dropped?
This is the means to manipulate the airbox on mine
Full floater??

[Maddevill]

The rear suspension isn't really in the way. I removed the battery box so the limiting factor is the frame.

Mad