You can get them on ebay frequently. No warranty of the parts working though. You could call Woody's in Perth, I hear he has a good selection. B&R Cycles in Kingston too? Most of the places do the typical 50% of new but you may get lucky. It's kind of silly for them to charge that much for parts that have been in a box so long that they've had all their paint knocked off from people shuffling through the box.
http://www.motorcycle-exchange.net had a couple of GS400s a few years ago. Depending on the weather out there he may check to see if the parts are still on the bike right away. Once when I called them the owner told me he didn't want to go outside and dig the bike out of the snow so he'd have to call me back.
He sold me an ignitor and a new pair of saddle bags for the price everybody else wanted just for the ignitor. There's no provincial tax on out of province purchases so you'll break even on the cost of posting it to you.
Steve
ps. George, you have to add up all of the wattage for your lights plus the ignition to see what you're pulling. Basically, if bike isn't charging at highway speed you've got too much plugged in. You're list seems like a lot though, My GS1100 has a 10 amp auxiliary fuse. That makes me think they only want you to add 10 amps of equipment. That's about 120 watts.
http://www.motorcycle-exchange.net had a couple of GS400s a few years ago. Depending on the weather out there he may check to see if the parts are still on the bike right away. Once when I called them the owner told me he didn't want to go outside and dig the bike out of the snow so he'd have to call me back.
He sold me an ignitor and a new pair of saddle bags for the price everybody else wanted just for the ignitor. There's no provincial tax on out of province purchases so you'll break even on the cost of posting it to you.Steve
ps. George, you have to add up all of the wattage for your lights plus the ignition to see what you're pulling. Basically, if bike isn't charging at highway speed you've got too much plugged in. You're list seems like a lot though, My GS1100 has a 10 amp auxiliary fuse. That makes me think they only want you to add 10 amps of equipment. That's about 120 watts.
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