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Wait........Hold the phone........NOW, it's finished!
Thanks, Roger!
Thanks, Roger!
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Looking great... thanks for saving another one. Some of my best moto memories were on my 83 1100e. I hope to own another one at some point.sigpic
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Glen
-85 1150 es - Plus size supermodel.
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Looks great!!! Great bikes.....btw I added a "custom sticker" to my tail piece as well.
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Hey, I got one of those. Great work, Ron!
Rich
1982 GS 750TZ
2015 Triumph Tiger 1200
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Nice work, Ron.
Personal taste but a bit of patina on the engine covers matches the patina of the rest of the bike.2@ \'78 GS1000Comment
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Found a used proper sized rim on E-Bay off of an old Kawasaki Dirt bike. Now that the adventure bike people have figured out how to run spoked wheels with out a tube, I'll be changing them over to tubeless. Tubes are a couple of lbs. of unsprung weight, that if it matters to anyone is hard to do. When or if I ever get off my lazy arse and restart my rebuilds, I'll weigh them before I install them.Originally posted by Suzukian View PostYou can't find 18" wheels that aren't spoke? Spoke wheels really are not worth it if you can buy an 18" aluminum rim. IMHOCurrent Rides: 82 GS1100E, 00 Triumph 955 Speed Triple:twistedevil:, 03 Kawasaki ZRX1200, 01 Honda GL1800, '15 Kawasaki 1000 Versys
Past Rides: 72 Honda SL-125, Kawasaki KE-175, 77 GS750 with total yosh stage 1 kit, 79 GS1000s, 80 GS1000S, 82 GS750e,82 GS1000S, 84 VF500f, 86 FZR600, 95 Triumph Sprint 900,96 Triumph Sprint, 97 Triumph Sprint, 01 Kawasaki ZRX1200, 07 Triumph Tiger 1050, 01 Yam YFZ250F
Work in progress: 78 GS1000, unknown year GS1100ES
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It's good to know something out of that box was useful.Originally posted by 1978GS750E View Post
That's impressive work here, man. 90 days? It takes me that long to find a tool sometimes, haha.
Roger
'83 GS850G Daily rider
'82 GS1100GK Work in (slow) progress
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Yeah Roger, and it was the easiest part to install!Originally posted by Burque73 View Post
Thanks again!
Ron
'79 GS850G, '82 GS1100EComment
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You've saved a beautiful bike. Many happy miles!! I can't believe you could do that much work in 90 days, you've got your act together!
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Finally found a rear rack for this one! Had to strip and paint it before I would install it. What a PITA it was to install. You need 4 hands to get everything lined up on these!
Ron
'79 GS850G, '82 GS1100EComment
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Lol....yes they are a pita....Originally posted by 1978GS750E View PostFinally found a rear rack for this one! Had to strip and paint it before I would install it. What a PITA it was to install. You need 4 hands to get everything lined up on these!
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I'd love to find a rack like that for my GS750ES. I have a similar, that I had to fabricate tubes to get it to fit, even made a very small back rest (I was riding with y 8 year old son). Extremely useful. I have a couple of Tank Bags, and they can be mounted to these.
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