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    #16
    Originally posted by Billy Ricks View Post
    He's right, the wiper grooves are the give away. You got right on the left and left on the right. If you look closely you'll see ON L and ON R stamped into the discs. The stamping is around one of the slide pins that attaches the disc to the carrier.
    ahh thanks Billy..

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      #17
      It's an easy mistake to make. I had to look very close to find the markings when I had the GSXR rotors on my bike.

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        #18
        I love the champaign bodywork!

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          #19
          Shwing!!!!

          Wow.


          Your build looks amazingly clean, and it looks fast just standing still!
          I am really diggin' the new stance. Very nice job.
          Did I mention it looks fast!

          Stellar work man, just incredible.

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            #20
            Looks fantastic. Stock but still hotrodded.

            Can't wait to get some paint on my bike so I can start seeing the whole picture.

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              #21
              Originally posted by Mindless View Post
              Looks fantastic. Stock but still hotrodded.

              Can't wait to get some paint on my bike so I can start seeing the whole picture.
              Thanks man, been a committed subscriber to yours...

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                #22
                Another build to watch....excellent!
                I will be contacting Supesprox shortly, i know it is a minor part but it looks very cool.
                2@ \'78 GS1000

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                  #23
                  a few more looks..





                  Rear spacing compliments of Katman...





                  A good look at a GSXR 1100 front end..

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                    #24


                    mmmmmmm, Öhlins..... this is gonna be sweet!

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                      #25
                      Cleaned up all the frame mounts for the engine, thinkin on polish and clear. Yeah I know, a bit anal but hey.. its apart and I am waiting on parts.



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                        #26
                        Ya see folks, it is a sickness.

                        In many cases, it starts with powder coating the frame.

                        Then as time persists, no bolt is clean enough, and waiting on parts becomes the norm.










                        Electroplating has become my best friend.

                        That's when I observed I had a problem...




                        Looks good Joe.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by tejasmud View Post
                          Ya see folks, it is a sickness.

                          In many cases, it starts with powder coating the frame.

                          Then as time persists, no bolt is clean enough, and waiting on parts becomes the norm.










                          Electroplating has become my best friend.

                          That's when I observed I had a problem...




                          Looks good Joe.

                          Thanks Eric,

                          Where might one find one of these electroplating machines?

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by jwhelan65 View Post
                            Thanks Eric,

                            Where might one find one of these electroplating machines?


                            This is what I have been playing with.

                            Cover important engine parts with a coating that’s both beautiful and durable by getting a metal anodizing kit from Eastwood for chrome or black finishes.


                            They have these on ebays for less, just wait for it to get close to time out and bid. $70 to $75 shipped. It has already been real handy on obsolete parts to say the least.





                            But, if you want to get dangerous....

                            All sorts of interesting toys here.

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                              #29
                              Looking GREAT, Joe!!

                              I need to get cracking on mine....a new (to me) truck purchase, and prepping for a trip to Labrador/Newfoundland have put the GS ont he back burner. BUT, now that the trip got scrubbed, I need to get cracking!
                              Mike

                              1982 GS1100EZ

                              Text messages with my youngest brother Daniel right after he was paralyzed:

                              Me: Hey Dan-O. Just wanted to say howdy & love ya!

                              Dan-O: Howdy and Love you too. Doing good, feeling good.

                              Me: Give 'em hell, Little Bro!

                              Dan-O: Roger that!

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                                #30
                                New Harness from Bike Bandit

                                Wiring has never looked so sexy..

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