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Having doubts about model

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IIRC with his past posts, he had no kick starter.
79 head? VM's on a 80-up head? who knows at this point.

Raz, please verify presence or not of the kick starter.
Im not sure the 79 head will swap right over to the 80 jugs...THo i suppose you could always swap the whole top end... never read that much into it...
 
Hrmmmm...its a mystery then.. I wish i could see more detail of your motor, but its all black..and shiney....Looks good actually. I was actually admiring the final drive. It looks good in black. Think i might do that to my 1000G should i decide to keep it and "customize it" a little..
 
Your bike could win the bad PO contest, if there was one

I notice the tank does not fit up to the steering head, thus the gap at the rear.
 
Your bike could win the bad PO contest, if there was one

You're not kidding!! The story I got from the PO was that he had been working on restoring this bike for about 3 years off and on (he did provide me with alot of receipts for mechanical parts purchased). He concentrated on the mechanical aspects but then he lost his job and he needed the money. It ran pretty well when I went to look at it. I thought I had done my homework but I guess not very thoughourly. He did paint the frame, motor and just about everything else and did a pretty good job of it. I'm still wondering why he would have cut the frame tabs where the seat hinges connect?
 
I can get you measurements, placement and detailed pictures of the weld brackets, I you need them.

That would be great thanks. Any idea what I could use for the other half of the hinges?

Now I just have to find a proper tank for it. Maybe I should take pics of the GS1000E tank that I have and see if anyone wants to trade.
 
Post a parts wanted.

you could make them, but would it be worth the time?
 
you could make them, but would it be worth the time?

I'm open to suggestions. I initially wanted to adapt a VFR800 seat to it and I had the pan attach to the cross member on top of the battery and the side rails on the frame with some heavy duty spring clamps. I guess I can probably do the same with this original seat. I just hate having to mod a perfectly good seat pan.
 
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