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Something Blue

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Just roost-a-patch on it...that should take care of it. :-D

I looked all over BikeBandit...i cant find blinker fluid:confused:


hehehhehe:-D
 
I looked all over BikeBandit...i cant find blinker fluid:confused:

Go here
Be sure to get synthetic.
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HAHA! Priceless :) How long did you spend on that? thats actually pretty damn good looking. We should put that up on ebay...lmao
 
Funny bastards and nice motorcycles. What's not to love about GSR?
 
Just now catching up with this thread. Love this bike. :cool: Will certainly have to have a closer look the next time I see it in person.
 
Beautiful bike! It brings back fond memories of my own blue (previously burgundy with orange stripe) '78 GS1000. Here is a scanned photo of mine, circa 1983 (GS1100E front and rear suspension)

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Beautiful bike! It brings back fond memories of my own blue (previously burgundy with orange stripe) '78 GS1000. Here is a scanned photo of mine, circa 1983 (GS1100E front and rear suspension)

GS1000.jpg

Very nice. The wheels really set it off. :-D
 
As many of you know, my bike is a Skunk, not an "S". I really like the lines of the 78 and didn't want to do an outright copy an "S".
I wanted to build something that didn't exist. One of one so to speak. So my whole dilemma has been: What would a GS1000S look like if Suzuki had made one in 78, instead of 79?
The body lines are different. How would the stripes flow?

I really like how they did the Australian bikes because the stripes flow with the tank. Here's an example: The Sharpy bike.
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So, I decided to build on that idea and come up with something that looked factory and would work with the lines on the tank.
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I think it just might work. Btw, I gave up waiting on the painter and did it myself.

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I just knew your bike needed that fairing. The way you matched the paint scheme on fairing to the stripes on the tank look great. Congrats on a job well done.
 
Looks fracktastic Jeff! She sure is purty! You gonna change the seat at all or sticking with the stocker set up for comfort AND speed?
 
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