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  • Anonymous

    #1

    Old School Gay handlebars

    I have heard some say that the 78 gs750e bars should be coverted to superbike bars/aftermarket bars or something else like that. I had superbike bars. I hated them. Now I have installed the original 78gs750e bars, and I love them. This was the way the bike was engineered. All those that think we should covert.....well your wrong. I love my new bars!!! and new gay seat!!! But I am not gay-just for clarification
  • Anonymous

    #2
    Man we don't care if you're gay or not. Just don't get caught riding side saddle!

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    • frosty5011
      Forum Guru
      • Jan 2003
      • 5882
      • Northeast Alabama

      #3
      Hey,

      You may not be gay, but can I tell you something?

      ........that Datsun wagon you have is definately not the ideal wagon for picking up women.
      Frosty (falsely accused of "Thread-Hijacking"!)
      "Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot."

      Owner of:
      1982 GS1100E
      1995 Triumph Daytona 1200

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      • mcycle-nut
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        • May 2002
        • 8382
        • Victoria, British Columbia, CANADA

        #4
        Re: Old School Gay handlebars

        Originally posted by MeterPig
        I have heard some say that the 78 gs750e bars should be coverted to superbike bars/aftermarket bars or something else like that. I had superbike bars. I hated them. Now I have installed the original 78gs750e bars, and I love them. This was the way the bike was engineered. All those that think we should covert.....well your wrong. I love my new bars!!! and new gay seat!!! But I am not gay-just for clarification
        My bike had the superbike bars when I bought it, and I have seen no reason to change them. I agree, the stock ones look "gay." 8)
        Kevin
        E-Bay: gsmcyclenut
        "Communism doesn't work because people like to own stuff." Frank Zappa

        1978 GS750(x2 "projects"), 1983 GS1100ED (slowly becoming a parts bike), 1982 GS1100EZ,
        Now joined the 21st century, 2013 Yamaha XTZ1200 Super Tenere.

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        • Anonymous

          #5
          Hey, now your getting personal

          I sold my car...for $600. Now take that! Rode the bike around with the wife on the back. The handlebars work great for two people. Feels like a harly-that doesn't break down all the time! Just so you know, for the bars from weirdo. He didnt want them, they are awsome.

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          • frosty5011
            Forum Guru
            • Jan 2003
            • 5882
            • Northeast Alabama

            #6
            LOL

            Hey MeterPig,

            As Regis would say: "Good for you, Meter........"

            And, in reference to your Harley joke,


            "What do Harley's and dogs have in common?"

            "They both like riding in the back of pick-up trucks"
            Frosty (falsely accused of "Thread-Hijacking"!)
            "Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot."

            Owner of:
            1982 GS1100E
            1995 Triumph Daytona 1200

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            • earlfor
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              • May 2002
              • 42413
              • off grid cabin 1/24/26 7pm

              #7
              Re: Old School Gay handlebars

              Thats funny, my 750 came with the original stock bars and I hated them,so I changed them to superbike bars and I love'em. :-) :-)

              Earl


              [quote="MeterPig"]I have heard some say that the 78 gs750e bars should be coverted to superbike bars/aftermarket bars or something else like that. I had superbike bars. I hated them. Now I have installed the original 78gs750e bars, and I love them
              Komorebi-The light filtering through the trees.

              I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. H.D.T.

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              • Clone

                #8
                Another one is:
                What do a Harley and the Exxon Valdize have in common? :?

                They both leak oil!

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                • Anonymous

                  #9
                  Are these the stock bars?

                  http://thegsresources.com/_scripts/g....php?RegID=272

                  What's wrong with them?

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                  • earlfor
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                    • May 2002
                    • 42413
                    • off grid cabin 1/24/26 7pm

                    #10
                    Its difficult to say from the photo. The bars appear to be a little taller than stock. I just measured my stock 750 bars and they have 5 inches of rise, 6 inches of pullback and are 29 inches wide.

                    Earl

                    Originally posted by Al Munro
                    Are these the stock bars?

                    http://thegsresources.com/_scripts/g....php?RegID=272

                    What's wrong with them?
                    Komorebi-The light filtering through the trees.

                    I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. H.D.T.

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