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  • rwnielsen
    • Feb 2026

    #1

    1100e fork parts

    Anyone know where I might find a replacement for the little rubber damping adjustment wheel that is at the bottom of the forks? Mine have deteriorated and I'm not seeing them in the parts fiche
  • Guest

    #2
    I made replacements out of brass stock, couldn't find the plastic pieces anywhere when I did it back in 2005.


    Mark

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    • Guest

      #3
      Originally posted by rwnielsen
      Anyone know where I might find a replacement for the little rubber damping adjustment wheel that is at the bottom of the forks? Mine have deteriorated and I'm not seeing them in the parts fiche
      Hummm....only the 80-81 GS1100Es had those, they had the leading axle forks, 83s don't as far as I know. If that is the bike you are working in your signature.

      Anyways, when I rebuilt my 80/81 GS1100E forks, I found everything I needed from PartsShark with the exception of the interior bushings, though used a later model 83-83 fork bushings which is the same diameter. I would think Parstoutlaw.com would have them.

      Here is the fiche, are you looking for #8? if you are that is a 80-81 fork. http://www.partsoutlaw.com/oemparts/...b91/front-fork
      Last edited by Guest; 07-07-2014, 07:58 PM.

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      • rwnielsen

        #4
        It's above the axle, outboard with the numbers 1-4. It's mentioned in the owners manual. I'll go get a photo

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        • rwnielsen

          #5


          As I recall... It's held on with a Phillips head screw.

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          • rwnielsen

            #6
            Originally posted by mmattockx
            I made replacements out of brass stock, couldn't find the plastic pieces anywhere when I did it back in 2005.


            Mark
            That sounds doable. Drill the side for a small set screw. I might have to do something like that.
            Thanks

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            • Guest

              #7
              Originally posted by rwnielsen
              That sounds doable. Drill the side for a small set screw. I might have to do something like that.
              Thanks
              Yes. IIRC, the shaft has a flat on it for the screw to tighten against.


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              • Guest

                #8
                Originally posted by rwnielsen


                As I recall... It's held on with a Phillips head screw.
                Aaah okay, definitely not and 80-81 1100E. When I was looking at the part fiche for the 83, I don't recall seeing any part # for either.

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