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78 GS1000, next project

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I also recently bought a 78 GS1000 and am entirely rebuilding it! I wish you the best of luck and I am excited to see what you do with yours!
 
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What has changed with the site. it will only let me attach one picture per post and is is not accepting anything from photobucket. Can anyone help me with this.
Could only do 1 pic per post that way ever.Photobucket can be "cranky" at times,I just try later if it gives me grief.Posted a pic today,no problem.The bike in your attachments looks to be a 79.It's hard to tell for sure with the touring package on but the rear cowl looks to be smooth and the heat shields on the 'Jammer would make the choke lever on the 78 inaccessible.Bet there's a choke nob on the steering head.
 
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yep your riight, there is a choke knob on the triples. I though it was a 78 because the date stamp on the frame is 9/78. I didn't realize they used that type of choke on the mechanical carbs, which it has. It also does not have an indented tank so I figured someone changed it out or sold it and put this one on it. Glad the other gs I picked up has a indented tank.
 
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Ok now I got it to take my photos ill upload more larger pictures. Ok so heres a new question. Can I use the both of rotors from this rim on my spoked rim so I can have dual calipers. I kind of like the solid looking rotors but I do have a set of slotted rotors from the parts 850 I had sitting in the garage from the girlfriends build. Can I use the later rotors on earlier rims? Did they change the bolt pattern or hub dimensions? How about, can I use the later calipers with these rotors and rims? I have a few spare sets of those.

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Believe it or not but the tank has almost no rust on the inside. So at least I can use it as is with a paint job of course.
 
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Most of those questions are answered in the early posts of my 78 GS1000 thread linked in my sig.
 
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