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My GS1100EZ Finished (for this year :) )

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Hi all and a big Thank You to all the members that have helped me

I started this project ~ May 2011. I had the bike in storage for 10+ years so it was in need of some serious maintenance. So, this is what has been done:

Complete valve job
honed cylinders w/ new rings
rebuilt master cylinders front/rear
rebuilt calipers front/rear and new pads
stainless braided brake lines
rebuilt carbs with new dyno jet kit
New K&N Pods
new wheel bearings
stainless steel exhaust studs
lubed triple bearings and swing arm bearings
new clutch springs
new motobatt battery
New Mirrors
rebuilt front fork including new progressive springs
new rear progressive shocks
Por 15 tank liner
new petcock
Avon Road riders and new tubes
New handlebars
many new rubber parts
530 conversion
Wolo bad boy horn w/ relay
new plug wires/caps
relay coil mod
head light coil mod -- still working out a solution for the head light warning light
New Ricks Stator
New Compufire regulator
Rechrome - stator cover and chain cover
LED volt meter
Accessory socket for my GPS
lubed cables
lots of cleaning,painting and polishing ..... :D

what's left --> this winter I plan on repainting it .........


Now for some pics:

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Yeah I rotated them in photo bucket for some reason they are not showing here the correct way!

-Dave
 
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Beautiful!
$20.00 in new stickers and it will look new! :cool:

Eric

I plan on new stickers after I repaint next winter. I'm leaning towards shooting it myself. I'm sure I will be asking a few questions

There is a ding in the tank that happened while it was stored and a few edges are flaking. Looks great in the pics but when you get up close you can see it.

oh and Thanks :)

-Dave
 
That is a fine looking machine. Usually not really big on chrome covers but I must say yours looks REALLY good. Damn fine job; good luck with the paint. What kind of seat is that?
 
That is a fine looking machine. Usually not really big on chrome covers but I must say yours looks REALLY good. Damn fine job; good luck with the paint. What kind of seat is that?

The original owner did all the chrome, I believe he had the dealer do it when he bought the bike. My father bought it from him in 85 and I bought it from my father in 91.

It's a Mustang seat, the company is located in Terryville CT and is still in business (http://www.mustangseats.com/Contact-Us) . I don't believe they carry that model anymore as my father bought it some time in the 80's. Give them a call and ask, I gave them a call a few months back asking them how best to repair a small rip (~ 1/4 inch) and they were very nice to deal with.

-Dave
 
That is a GREAT looking bike, but that seat really caught my eye. I love the way it looks. I have a different Bike but when/if i get my seat redone it will definitely be in that style with the buttons (or whatever they are called)


Tank
 
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