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my gs1000 project-mostly done

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so. i was working on this all winter. i haven't posted a thread before now because i really haven't broken new ground here. there are a ton of gsr's who have perfected these mods and i couldn't have done it without help from this forum. especially tone and katman.

it's an 80 gs1000e with 92 gsxr750 front end, gs1100e swinger, 93-95 front and rear gsxr wheels with the armless caliper setup. 92 gsxr rearsets. bugeye headlights made from stuff i had around the garage. the seat cut and covered by a shop in town.

i have more pics from the build and some details if anyone is interested.

i do want to highlight some lessons learned.

anyone tring to run a 180 rear do yourself a favor and for pete's sake get a 520 sprocket setup. i kept the 530 setup but it takes more hammering and grinding on the frame than you should have the stomach for.

i thought i'd get fancy and run a set of 15" vipex shocks that were marketed to the cb1100f.net guys a while back. they look super cool but they are just too long for this setup. i'm running some questionable cb1100f stockers until my hagons arrive.

anyone wrapping headers, phone a friend, buy them beer. do whatever it takes to get a helper. it is a test of patience with 2 people. it is a nightmare by yourself.

it is worth the 100 bucks to have a local upholstery shop cut and cover your seat. i am notorious for doing things on the cheap but the fit and finish is worth it.

i've had it out a bit and the clip-ons and rearsets are not as uncomfortable as i'd originally feared. unfortunately it's temporarily grounded since i discovered the rectifier/regulator popped a diode. i remember the end of last season i thought the charging system wasn't operating 100% but of course i promptly forgot once i tore in to the project. who cares about the charging system when you have all these awesome parts laying around. there's another lesson. remember the basics.
 
Very cool!
I like the twin head light.
More pictures please mate!
Cheers
 
Very nice man, by all means, please more pics!!!

I'm in the middle of still bracing my 82 frame, setup is similar, 95 front, 05 rear, 520 setup, gsxr wheels.

Hope to be where you are soon....... except for the electrical issue. :)
 
could you be specific (with pics) about grinding/hammering the frame etc for using a 530 chain?
I have the same conversion except on a 750 frame and getting ready to install motor etc.
 
i'll try and get some clearance pics tonight but it's pretty embarassing.


could you be specific (with pics) about grinding/hammering the frame etc for using a 530 chain?
I have the same conversion except on a 750 frame and getting ready to install motor etc.
 
Nice to see you back here, Scott.
The bike looks great.
What are the rearsets from?


rearsets are from a 92 gsxr 750. the brackets were a bit of trial and error. i originally made a set from 1/4" plate but they flexed way too much. i used them as a pattern to make a set out of rolled 1/2" that work great i just had to convice a buddy to cut them out at work. no job for a saws-all.
 
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here is the rear setup with the vipex shocks. very fancy.

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you can see the problem this presents

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front ent pretty much ready to go. the headlights are emgo bates knock-offs. the mounts are mismatched clip-ons i had laying around i then bored out and mated with some dirt bike risers and car clamps. i'm pleased with the results.
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