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    83 GS850 Front left turn light

    First of all I would like to say hi, this is my first post on this site and after hours of reading I'm happy this is my first DEPENDABLE bike to own. I'm a new rider and wanted to start out slow in learning bikes. I started with a safety course and then purchased my 83 GS850G this last month. I couldn't be happier with my purchase as this bike runs like a champ! I'm in Dallas, TX, 83GS850G, 225000 Miles. I take care of everything I own and the bike certainly is one of them. All the fluids have been changed out and body parts have been repainted. (Pictures to come). I have one thing I really want to fix and that is I need to replace the left front turn light piece. Can anybody help? This site is amazing and great to see that those that own these style bikes care so much. I'm proud to be part of this group and can be as much of a contributor as possible. If anyone can help with the turn signal I would greatly appreciate it.

    Thanks again and Safe Riding
    -B

    #2
    Try denniskirk.com or jcwhitney.com or e-bay....others

    crotchrocket.com LAMP ASSY TURN $45.96
    ronayers.com 0 0
    mrcycles.com LAMP ASSY TURN $52.41
    bikebandit.com 0 0
    powersportspro.com LAMP ASSY TURN $65.99
    hondaeast.com LAMP ASSY TURN $63.42
    mineolamoto.com LAMP ASSY TURN $63.42

    The same part fits these bikes: try a salvage yard

    1981 GS650G TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL Z)
    1982 GS1100G TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1982 GS1100GL TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL D)
    1982 GS650G TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL Z)
    1982 GS750T TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL D)
    1982 GS850G TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1982 GS850GL TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL D)
    1983 GR650, X TEMPTER TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1983 GS1100G TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1983 GS1100GL TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL D)
    1983 GS550L TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1983 GS650G TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1983 GS650GL TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1983 GS750T TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL D)
    1983 GS850G TURN SIGNAL LAMP
    1983 GS850GL TURN SIGNAL LAMP (MODEL D)

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      #3
      Thanks for the help! Being new to motorcycles I didn't know that other models use the same parts.

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        #4
        Re: 83 GS850 Front left turn light

        Originally posted by BriTXbike
        225000 Miles
        8O Wow, thats a lot of miles

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          #5
          LOL Opps must have Fat fingered that one. Meant 22500

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            #6
            Ok did some searching and I lost to someone, in this group probably, for a set of orgianl turn signals on ebay so I'm looking for something else. I could get these but I just don't like the way they look: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=35598

            They have a posting for my 850 that supposedly fits my bike but I wanted to check first and see if anyone else has used them on their bike before. Any help is greatly appreciated

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              #7
              On my '83 850, I found aftermarket front turn signals from Dennis Kirk that fit perfectly and were the correct squarish shape, but they were black plastic instead of chromed plastic.

              Of course, the chromed plastic signals may be available now, but it's something to keep in mind. No one seems to notice that the front pair is black and the rear signals are chrome.

              You can see the rear chrome signal a little better:


              Any of the small generic aftermarket ones will work (electrically they're all the same), but you will have to improvise a way to mount them -- they don't use the large square mounting holes.
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                #8
                Your local motorcycle salvage yard may have them cheaper than you can order new (Suzuki wants $80-something, aftermarket ones may not be the same quality). I think the rectangular turn signals were shared across the line as much as possible.

                After one of my chrome ones got crunched (very high winds pushed my bike over), I picked up a pair of black rectangular ones at a salvage yard for $20. My GS1100GL had all four in chrome (stock), and someday I might get a chrome replacement and change back to original style, but it doesn't matter that much to me.

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