Post a picture of your custom GS

[redplastic]

I dig it. What are the front end and swinger/rear end off?

And thanks for the compliments on mine, folks. It's done for me, but that doesn't mean I'm not glad others like it.

2001 sv-650...there's a build thread on dtt

 

[Guest]

This is the old girl's better side IMHO.

I'm likin' this... is that the original seat pan recovered?

 

[Colin Green]

Handlebar, forks, shocks, brakes, headlight, exhaust and some paint.
Not much "Custom" to it.

Daniel

Good to see that some of the old KFC buildings are salvaged

 

[gacatfish]

Got a GS1100 project

 

[chakaman6]

I'm likin' this... is that the original seat pan recovered?

Yes, i had the original seat trimmed and redone.

 

[FreshStart]

Well here's mine. GS1100GK with plenty of custom bits.

 

[redplastic]

painted it...

 

[bigbill808]

1979 gs1000

1979 gs1000

my current project. almost complete.

 

[Flaming Chainsaws]

Man... These 1000/1100's are looking great! I can't wait to join the fun!

 

[FreshStart]

Man... These 1000/1100's are looking great! I can't wait to join the fun!

Soon young grasshopper

 

[Guest]

bigbill808 is that the early '79 seat or the later large seat that you stepped down?

 

[Indiesol]

painted it...

Not sure how I missed it, but this is badass. The paint looks great.

 

[saltcitytattoo]

just got mine back on the road. should have the seat padded by end of next week.

 

[saltcitytattoo]

some pics of the paint

 

[Tim Tom]

I'm digging that frankenzuke.

Thing is cool. The mono shock looks way cool. Only thing taking away from the total bad ass-ness is the windshield but hey, it makes sense.

Great work.

 

[saltcitytattoo]

I'm digging that frankenzuke.

Thing is cool. The mono shock looks way cool. Only thing taking away from the total bad ass-ness is the windshield but hey, it makes sense.

Great work.

thanks

when your as big as me a windshield is very much needed but it only take 4 bolts to remove it for around town.

 

[Hovmod]

Indiesol, I love the look of yours!

 

[Rudeman]

Hey Guys this is my GS750 racer, great bike , currently giving it a revamp.
This bike won me the production 750 championship in Australia, hope you all like it.

Very Nice indeed. It reminds me of the first Yoshimura Suzuki. A 944cc big bore GS750. The only thing I'd change is the steel rims to Aluminums.

 

[Rudeman]

Thanks J,

Let me ask your (and anyone elses) opinion on something. What do you think about adding a decorative piece on the vertical flat area above the swingarm pivot bolt.

I was thinking about something that kinda looks like the yosh decal plate on the cannister. Maybe a thin piece of copper with a gloss black coating with either vertical or horizontal lines of reducing widths that exposes the copper underneath.

It would be held in place by the swingarm bolt and the two other bolts above. Approximately the width and height of the black frame surface it would be covering. Kinda looks bare there now. Might be over the top if it was too flashy

Everything on the bike looks functional rather than simply added bling. Sticking to that concept I would n't make any changes that don't enhance performance or reliability. I say leave it as is.

 

[Guest]

my "new" bike, 1979 suzuki gs 500e