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My '84 GS750EF - Pics at last!

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No pics right now but I'll be sure to get some side shots before it goes on the lift for surgery later this week. I didn't change jets but I was a little rich on my hybrid exhaust and I can't remember right now what I have in there... so actually yes, I think I am up one size on the mains form a few years ago but I'm not sure right now and my notebook for the bike is MIA.

I think I'm going to go back to stock jetting and needle height and then start by raising the needles have a notch.

-Mac
 
thanks for the info. going shopping for a header :)

No pics yet but if you look at the pics I posted the other day you can see the header pretty well and if you look at the pics on the first page the muffler is in basically the exact same place. It's a hair father out but really the other ones are a little too close, the axle covers hit under compression if I have them on.

I'd say that if you don't care about lower fairings or center stand the Bandit pipe is a good choice for a GS750ES. I'd think about selling you this one but I'm going to try and mod a centerstand to work or maybe mock up a 4:1 that works with the stock stand and have it welded up.
 
Next time I take the lowers off do you want pictures of my Supertrapp?Retains the center sand with the only mod being you have to move the left side stand spring to the right side.Clears the lowers with no problems either.
 
No pics yet but if you look at the pics I posted the other day you can see the header pretty well and if you look at the pics on the first page the muffler is in basically the exact same place. It's a hair father out but really the other ones are a little too close, the axle covers hit under compression if I have them on.

I'd say that if you don't care about lower fairings or center stand the Bandit pipe is a good choice for a GS750ES. I'd think about selling you this one but I'm going to try and mod a centerstand to work or maybe mock up a 4:1 that works with the stock stand and have it welded up.

no worries, I was curious at to how far it stuck out on the side as you described earlier. But it doesn't seem to be that noticeable from your description now.
Perhaps buy some sections of plumbing pipe and bends, mock up the mid-pipe shape around your center stand and take it to a welder.
 
Next time I take the lowers off do you want pictures of my Supertrapp?Retains the center sand with the only mod being you have to move the left side stand spring to the right side.Clears the lowers with no problems either.

Yes please. No rush though, obviously...
 
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