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Recent content by RDS

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    1980 gs1100l right rotor fittment

    I’ll check the clymer shop book, even though it’s loaded with inconsistencies, almost comical Thanks
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    1980 gs1100l right rotor fittment

    OK….after some more thought and grimacing it appears the previous owner must have set the bearing too deep on the right side. I used a large socket and hammer to tap on the left bearing driving the right side out a bit. When I refit the wheel everything fell into place. I will now replace the...
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    1980 gs1100l right rotor fittment

    Thanks Dave. I’m glad I’m not alone on this, and good to know that a simple resolve may be around the corner. I’m hoping that going back to this another day with a new perspective may be what’s needed. again. This forum has been a great help and appreciate all the experience and wisdom here!
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    1980 gs1100l right rotor fittment

    I now see the difference left to right. It does appear to be the drilled slot pattern, which only confirms to me that I have the proper rotors. 1 left/ 1 right. So now my mystery continues. I think I’ll swap them as a test to see if my clearance issues change sides. I’m flying sort of blind...
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    1980 gs1100l right rotor fittment

    Hello all, I am restoring this bike that should have been a parts bike, however I was greedy for a deep dive project. Boy I got that! I’m looking for help sorting out this problem I have encountered. After rebuilding the forks and calipers, when I went to install the caliper brackets, the right...
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