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Post a picture of your custom GS

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You/ve got the forks pulled way up in the triples. Looks like when they compress they may bang into the lower triple. How much did that quicken the steering?


Nope. No banging at all. New seals and oil, and all is good. It did quicken the steering quite a bit, but for me(I ride a ZX7) I like it. I am planning on lowering the rear of the bike for my wife as well, which should(in theory) soften up the steering a bit for her. I have a 1150 rear wheel with a 160 rear tire, and stock 16incher up front, and contrary to what I have read, handling is good. Had to modify the rear brake arm, so I built a new one. Works pretty well, if I do say so myself. If it were up to me, it would have complete GSXR suspension on it, but my wife really likes the stock wheels. Gotta find an 1150 for myself to go hog wild with!

Rear brake arm:




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It's a '95 GSXR750 fork in CBR954 triples. The reason for the Honda triple is because the top triple on the 954 is stepped down bout 3/4" so you gain a little ground clearance. I used to have an '88 GSXR front end on it which improved handling and stopping power tremendously. The new front end really didn't improve handling much but I picked up ground clearance. The rotors are PFM iron rotors.

Here's how it looked with the '88 front end.
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What did you do for fitment of the rear wheel and brakes?
 
Holy hell, Agemax.

Holy hell, Agemax.

here is my gs1000e, slightly modified! old picture this one but a lot more has been done since this pic was taken
If Suzuki started producing replicas of that bike, I'd buy a baker's dozen.
 
I'm almost done and I haven't poted inb this thread since page 1
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NOT my wife, BTWcheck out the jacket:D
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I'm almost done and I haven't poted inb this thread since page 1


NOT my wife, BTWcheck out the jacket:D
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thats so funny......... man welding mine this weekend and be done this weekend I hope. I cant wait:eek:
 
I painted my engine guards and exhaust flat black to match a bit better.
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Now I'm trying to decide on what to do with the front fender. Make is short, take it off or keep it that size. Also make it flat black as well or keep it chrome. If I black the front I'd do the rear too.
 
Umm.....wow! You know what I like about these customs? They're so unique....unlike anything out there. They're still old school with a little bit of modern thrown in for good measure. That's beautiful, Agemax!
 
Eye Candy

Eye Candy

That thing is awesome!!....great work....who did your belly pan?

luv the bike....one of the nicer ones Ive seen on here
 
That thing is awesome!!....great work....who did your belly pan?

luv the bike....one of the nicer ones Ive seen on here
bought the belly pan off ebay, ex kawasaki z1000 i believe. doesnt take much modification to fit as the crankases are very similar. sprayed it myself.
thanks for the comments :oops:
 
Agemax

Agemax

Very Nice work. I gotta ask some questions though:

What kinda swinger is that? Under brace is very cool.

17" wheels I'm guessing with 1st Gen 1100 forks?

Never seen the steering stabilizer mounted where you have; Work OK?

I see you are still looking for a Fork brace?

I see you adapted the brake calipers to the larger rotors; did you change out the wheel bearings to accommodate the 17mm axles in front or machine the fork to accept the 20mm 2nd gen axles?

Custom rear sets or off a 2nd Gen Gixxer?

What kinda rear shock you running? What is the length? Nice reservoir clamp on the bottle. You do all the machine work yourself?

Pos
 
Very Nice work. I gotta ask some questions though:

What kinda swinger is that? Under brace is very cool.

17" wheels I'm guessing with 1st Gen 1100 forks?

Never seen the steering stabilizer mounted where you have; Work OK?

I see you are still looking for a Fork brace?

I see you adapted the brake calipers to the larger rotors; did you change out the wheel bearings to accommodate the 17mm axles in front or machine the fork to accept the 20mm 2nd gen axles?

Custom rear sets or off a 2nd Gen Gixxer?

What kinda rear shock you running? What is the length? Nice reservoir clamp on the bottle. You do all the machine work yourself?

Pos
ok here i go.........
the arm is a one off by JMC. made for a gsxr1100m but with the pivot to fit a gs1000,
yes 17" wheels, 120 on front and 180 on rear,gsx1100 katana forks,
steering damper works fine but im looking for a shorter one,
fork brace is being machined as i type this,
the front wheel is off a GS500, same size wheel bearings just a 20mm wider axle to match up with the wider slab yokes,
footrests are off a gsxr750,
rear shock is from a 1200 bandit.

i do 99% of all the machining work but some of it is beyond my capabilities which i get my local machine shop to do.
 
Excellent work, Agemax.
I usually do not like the look of belly pans but it looks great on your bike.
Any more pics?
A see-through engine cover?
What about the stainless hose? I did not see an oil cooler.
 
Excellent work, Agemax.
I usually do not like the look of belly pans but it looks great on your bike.
Any more pics?
A see-through engine cover?
What about the stainless hose? I did not see an oil cooler.
the ignition is lit up with led's. no oil cooler, the hose is a crankcase breather
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