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    Cool GS racing story on superbikeplanet.com

    Great read here


    #2
    Thanks for sharing i love these kinds of stories.

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      #3
      Wow great story! A GS 1000S Wes Cooley without the Cooley.
      1982 1100G - 1979 1000SN Cooley #703 - 1982 Kawasaki ELR#337 - 1982 Katana 1000SZ (X3) #769, #872, #1963 - 1983 1100E mid-night blue (X2) - Ducati 907ie - 1976 GT750 Bad Buffalo

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        #4
        A cool read. Thanks.
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        When consulting the magic 8 ball for advice, one must first ask it "will your answers be accurate?"

        Glen
        -85 1150 es - Plus size supermodel.
        -Rusty old scooter.
        Other things I like to photograph.....instagram.com/gs_junkie
        https://www.instagram.com/glen_brenner/
        https://www.flickr.com/photos/152267...7713345317771/

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          #5
          Racing then was way more interesting than what you can watch today in Formula 1
          Luckily MotoGP still has some real characters and ...talents to keep us motivated
          sigpicJohn Kat
          My bikes: CB 77, GS 1000 ST Cafe Racer with GSXR 1052 engine, GS 1000 ST, XR 41 Replica with GS 1085 engine,
          GS 1100 SZ Katana with GS 1135 EFF engine, KTM Superduke 1290 R 2020

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            #6
            That was great!

            Thanks!

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              #7
              Originally posted by John Kat View Post
              Racing then was way more interesting than what you can watch today in Formula 1
              Luckily MotoGP still has some real characters and ...talents to keep us motivated
              Can't believe after 25 years of not missing an F1 race I now don't care if I hear who wins and will just watch a highlight if something happened. Motorcycle racing is all I watch regularly, MotoGP, WSBK and BSB when I can find it online

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                #8
                Great read - Fantastic story! Thank you for sharing.
                Scott
                1982 GS1000S #1 bought in 84, #2 gone, #3 in hibernation
                1983 GS1100ES #1 (bought in 03, July 09 BOM, 65k traded in 17), #2 New daily rider, #3 in hibernation
                1982 GS1100E Red #1 - Original owner, sold in 93, #2 (Red) sold in 20 to Andy B
                2018 Gold Wing Tour - new out of the crate :) 1st non-Suzuki in 38 years
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                  #9
                  CMM Article

                  Nov 2012 Classic Motorcycle Mechanics has a fun read on The Croz.
                  sigpicSome of the totally committed probably should be.
                  '58 + '63 Vespa 150's' (London, GB/RI, US)
                  '67 X6 T20 ('67 Long Beach, Ca.- misty-eyed)
                  '71 Kaw. A1-ugh ('71 SF, CA- worked @ Kaw dlr)
                  '66 Yam. YL1('72 SF-commuter beater)
                  '73 Kaw. S2A-2Xugh ('73 SF-still parts slave)
                  '78 GS 750C ('77 SF-old faithful-killed by son)
                  '81 KZ 750E ('81 SF-back to Kaw. dlr)
                  '81 GS 650G ('08 back to NE&ME- (project)
                  '82 GS '82 (2) GS650GZ, L, Middlebury, G current

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                    #10
                    Awesome read

                    Loved this!
                    "Thought he, it is a wicked world in all meridians; I'll die a pagan."
                    ~Herman Melville

                    2016 1200 Superlow
                    1982 CB900f

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                      #11
                      Awesome story

                      I love that 82 GS1100G! As I am building my 80 GS1000G, I see some great features on this bike. Tasty use of chrome. Very well done!

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