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drivera84
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Hi. Yes it is. Right off a 1500 wing.
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evh
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I cant remember if i posted a photo of my bike in this thread so if i did my apologies lol
it's an 82' 1100E with a 1150 engine swap.. engine has oversize kit 1199cc , ported cylinder head, Cam Motion G3 Cams, Slotted cam sprockets, APE hardened Tappets, 36mm carbs with dynojet stage3 kit, K&N Filters, Barnett Clutch kit, APE Clutch Nut, Dyna Ignition and Dyna coils, Yoshimura Race Exhaust, GS1150 oil cooler etc..
it's an 82' 1100E with a 1150 engine swap.. engine has oversize kit 1199cc , ported cylinder head, Cam Motion G3 Cams, Slotted cam sprockets, APE hardened Tappets, 36mm carbs with dynojet stage3 kit, K&N Filters, Barnett Clutch kit, APE Clutch Nut, Dyna Ignition and Dyna coils, Yoshimura Race Exhaust, GS1150 oil cooler etc..
Looks good. Thanks for sharing.
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Motojoe2492
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I am very curious about that fairing... It is very attractive. Was that a stock part or aftermarket?
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Danb4563
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Ditto on the fairing. How much protection does it provide?
Its a GS1000s fairing.
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It is a Vetter Quicksilver, you can still find new ones' on ebay.
thebrandonbeezy
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BasketCase I like your project!
I have a couple threads about upgrading the suspension and adding the front fairing to My 82 1100G.
I'll just post some pics here.
How ls this fairing holding up over the last few months. Also which one was it. I know its from airtec. Might snag one up come tax season for the old "crapola cafe"
Dogma
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Those colors go well together.
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It's actually pretty good. It's solid and if you tuck in, it really works well.
I also dig what I can see of the old Chevy Truck in the background. 55 ish?
Looks good! Very different.
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gregp
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I am told it is a 58...belongs to the chick that cuts my hair...I get free haircuts and she gets to keep her truck ad her 85 (ish) nighthawk in my shop...she is planning a little restoration for the truck...replace the wood in the bed (long bed which she says is pretty rare) and reupholster the seats. Some pin striping and her salon logo done up antique style...
