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  • Kawickrice

    #16
    I noticed in some of the pics that the piggyback part is on the bottom of some and on top on others. Are they reverseable, or are they different models? Thanks.

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    • srsupertrap
      Forum Sage
      Past Site Supporter
      • Oct 2007
      • 2208
      • Erie, CO.

      #17
      Originally posted by Nicholaschase29
      I've got the red and black ones on my 1100. It rides great!.







      Wow nice bike . Still sporting a Michelin M-48 rear?
      Steve

      1979 GS1000E (45 Yrs), 1981 GPz550 (11 Yrs)

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      • Zooks

        #18
        Originally posted by Kawickrice
        I noticed in some of the pics that the piggyback part is on the bottom of some and on top on others. Are they reverseable, or are they different models? Thanks.
        They are the same shock mounted two different ways. 'Each to their own' - as the saying goes. I prefer the air valve on the bottom as I think it makes it easier to get an airline onto.

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        • posplayr
          Forum LongTimer
          GSResource Superstar
          Past Site Supporter
          • Dec 2007
          • 23673
          • Tucson Az

          #19
          Originally posted by Zooks
          They are the same shock mounted two different ways. 'Each to their own' - as the saying goes. I prefer the air valve on the bottom as I think it makes it easier to get an airline onto.

          Not sure how that is possible, to each the required mounts perhaps. Eye on top Clevis on bottom is the config for most GSs

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          • Guest

            #20
            Originally posted by srsupertrap
            Wow nice bike . Still sporting a Michelin M-48 rear?

            +1...very sharp! . Nice touches, with the white fender, and digging the carb bowls too! Did ya Corbin-ize a stock seat?

            Tony.

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            • hp1000s

              #21
              Had 'em on my '82 GPZ 750...switched the bushings; upside-down(eye to eye), eye to clevis has to go piggy-back down. Nothing really wears in these things, that doesn't come in the kit, so they're like new when they go back together. I have them on my 1000S as well, and they work great...but I painted mine blue.

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