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I almost gave up.Glad I didnt!!! Yeeha!!!

ron bayless

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I dont expect many posts here cause i already have another thread titled I give up.But,let me just say this.....IT'S ALIVE!!!!!!!!!

I got it going,just came back from riding it,life is better, the earth spins a little more evenly now, and my wife is looking at jewelry for helping me.Oh,well.

Fixing your own motor and your wife helping you and finally riding it after seeing it in boxes for 5 weeks...Priceless.I love you guys,with all sexual overtones removed of course.Ron B
 
I dont expect many posts here cause i already have another thread titled I give up.But,let me just say this.....IT'S ALIVE!!!!!!!!!

I got it going,just came back from riding it,life is better, the earth spins a little more evenly now, and my wife is looking at jewelry for helping me.Oh,well.

Fixing your own motor and your wife helping you and finally riding it after seeing it in boxes for 5 weeks...Priceless.I love you guys,with all sexual overtones removed of course.Ron B
We love you too Ron. You are one of the GS siblings and I am so glad to hear about your bike going. I agree about the wife part. I do a lot of stuff with my girl and those moments become long term happy memories. Enjoy the ride (with and without her) and be safe.
 
Glad you got it running and didn't give up!:)
I too know the feeling of going from total frustration to sheer ecstacy.
 
Fixing your own motor and your wife helping you and finally riding it after seeing it in boxes for 5 weeks...Priceless.I love you guys,with all sexual overtones of course.Ron B

Woo Hoo!!! do you have the air box on? or have you figured out the choke issue?

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If you would have sold it and someone posted here how it was fixed you would have cried. I felt like parting mine out one time because of a silly problem but two days later I just went about fixing it and overall it was not bad. These are tough bikes and there are good reasons why so many are still around and looking good. I don't see that many old hondas or kawasakis that are as durable as the venerable GS
 
If you would have sold it and someone posted here how it was fixed you would have cried. I felt like parting mine out one time because of a silly problem but two days later I just went about fixing it and overall it was not bad. These are tough bikes and there are good reasons why so many are still around and looking good. I don't see that many old hondas or kawasakis that are as durable as the venerable GS

you said a mouthful there.I agree with you 100%.My brother inlaw who fancies himself as a mechanical whiz said 'it was just a head gasket' grrrrrrr.
 
Ron, people will snipe at you. Ignore them!!! You know what was wrong and if they don't like that the tough!!!

Well done for keep on going and getting her running. Glad we could have been of some help even if we couldn't all be there.

Now get out there and enjoy.....

Suzuki mad
 
How is your rebuild going?

Slow, but good. New rubber pieces for the cam idler have taken a while to get here. Then I got sidetracked prepping the head and block for new paint. I just can't leave well enough alone. LMAO.
 
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