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  1. srsupertrap

    Call me crazy but I'm actually considering this bike.

    Here are a couple of more ST1100s which for $2300 are great values 1996 https://denver.craigslist.org/mcd/6018441934.html 1998 https://denver.craigslist.org/mcy/5986643337.html If one had ABS I might be tempted but more inclined to R1100RT these days. Just an opinion
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    Call me crazy but I'm actually considering this bike.

    I agree the ST1100 is super reliable, smooth & great for touring but lacks soul. Little price difference between earlier and later versions but 95 & up models have the better alternator.
  3. srsupertrap

    C/L KZ900 LTD Orange Puke

    Love the radiator & clock too https://cosprings.craigslist.org/mcy/6005001498.html
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    1981 Kawasaki GPz550: Restoration

    Decided to replace the chessy plastic fuel filter Emgo 5/16, 3" overall length Most would say leave it out but I found some fine particulate in the carb bowls
  5. srsupertrap

    Kawasaki S3/KH400

    I don't know how a rotary valve two cycle works? Anyone have have an exploded view of Kawi triple engine.
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    Kawasaki S3/KH400

    I guess not too many people bought the S3 400 or KH 400. Personally I have never seen a complete one on Craigslist. What do you think? http://www.motorcycleclassics.com/classic-japanese-motorcycles/1975-kawasaki-s3
  7. srsupertrap

    RoadRace / canyon carver engine - GS1000's vs GS1100E - 70's Rickman CR chassis

    I ran the Gs1000 Wiseco K1085, Mikuni 29s, Andrews S1, Supertrapp on the street for 25 years. I then replaced the 1000 head & cylinders with 1100G head & cylinders bored for Wiseco K1100, 73.5mm pistons with Mikuni RS34s everything else carried over. From a street stand point, my GS1000 with the...
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    1981 Kawasaki GPz550: Restoration

    Thank you MauriceG. I actually made more progress. Carbs are next and might get installed if the Super Bowl becomes super boring. Don't like loosing the centerstand & oil filter access but on the plus side the Yosh exhaust is tucked in real tight PS: IF anyone happens to ever run across a...
  9. srsupertrap

    Good Ultrasonic Cleaner?

    What's the proper cleaning solution for application for cleaning carb parts etc.?
  10. srsupertrap

    Good Ultrasonic Cleaner?

    Looking for a bench sized ultrasonic cleaner good for carbs etc. Saw this one on EBay (China) Ultrasonic Cleaner Stainless Steel Industry Heated Heater w/Timer...
  11. srsupertrap

    A GPZ550 but what HP can a 10.25 comp ration 615 overbore give

    Its worth buying but based on the pictures but I bet its no turn key example. There are other options than Wiseco BB but I have never tried em...
  12. srsupertrap

    1978-81 GS1000 8V Flywheel Removal Tool

    The Rotor Remover (holder tool) is for installation. I could use one because so I could torque the rotor bolt by myself. The response below is from Heartland . .. . "Unfortunately our lists aren't anywhere near complete, but if you can get a thread diameter measurement, we can check to see what...
  13. srsupertrap

    1981 Kawasaki GPz550: Restoration

    Did some assembling this last weekend Although tucked in tight the Yoshimura exhaust doesn't fit all that well. Lot of effort to get the exhaust collars spaced properly
  14. srsupertrap

    Anyone have an old Supertrapp Catalog?

    Reviewing the Supertrapp Application Chart circa 1982 the megaphone/muffler section part numbers . . . 1980-82 KZ 750E series: 4MSM-60750 1982 GPz750: 4MSM-60751 1980 KZ650, Custom, SR thru 1980: 4MSM-60650 Steve
  15. srsupertrap

    1978-81 GS1000 8V Flywheel Removal Tool

    I was reading KK thread on I'd like to buy flywheel removal tools. Suggestions? but couldn't reply due to the thread age. The Suzuki OEM P/N 09930-34910 / 09930-34911 Rotor Remover holds the flywheel so one can break free the bolt & pull the rotor safely without tapping it etc. Looks like...
  16. srsupertrap

    Project GS1000 with GS1100G D-Port Head, 1100G Cylinder & Mikuni RS34

    Matt, Looking through the Inbox I never saw the request. In the interest of keeping this information in front of new GS projectters I figured to give it a bump too.
  17. srsupertrap

    After 37 years of owning motorcycles, I did it-

    Good for you 1980GS1000E, life is a gift so enjoy your 2006 Fatboy!
  18. srsupertrap

    1981 Kawasaki GPz550: Restoration

    Certainly seems that way. I moved the GPz550 to the indoor shop for the winter. Stocked with all new OEM gaskets I will reassembly this weekend
  19. srsupertrap

    GS1000 1100CC 73.5mm piston set on ebay

    I asked the following questions of the seller cruzinimage_co If I may ask a couple of questions before purchasing 1. What company designed these pistons (website?) 2. Are the pistons cast or forged? 3. Who is the manufacturer and where are they made? A: These pistons made by...
  20. srsupertrap

    GS1000 1100CC 73.5mm piston set on ebay

    I have seen these on EBay as well but have more questions than anything having only used Wiseco BB. Does anyone know whether these pistons are cast or forged? Knowing the GS Resources forum someone has installed them by now. . . . any feedback? BTW where or what is Chiba, default, Japan?
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