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    #16
    Originally posted by TheCafeKid View Post
    "What if Wes Cooley had a G?"
    ...He would have blown the rear end out of it in less than 68 miles. :twisted:

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      #17
      Centerstand technique

      I can't seem to find it, but there was a thread on that not too long ago, with a link to a utube video.
      I'm sure one of the gurus here will post it shortly.:-D
      McLoud
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        #18
        Originally posted by don_gibb6512 View Post
        Paulyboy, make sure the bike is in neutral and follow Cafekid's instructions. I'm 140 lbs soaking wet and I don't have any problems getting the bikes on the center stand. Had an '83 1100GLD and I currently have an '80 1000G and an '80 1100ET.

        Cafekid, NICE bike man. I hate to plead ignorance here, but what mods ???? I see a nice fairing but I'm not seeing any mods dude. Stock pipe, stock carbs, stock brake lines, stock handlebars and mirrors. Hell man, you're still running the stock air box and shocks for crying out loud. Call me "We Todd Dead" but I'm just not seeing it. Don't get me wrong, that is one fine looking machine you've got, you lucky dog, I just have a more radical sense of mod is all.
        ACTUALLY, you're a bit wrong. The bars are not stock, nor are the bar end weights, and if you look closely nor is the rear wheel Not many more mods will be done to THIS bike. However, in a few more weeks, i plan to unveil the damn near done cafe project. CHOCK full o' mods for you modder phreaks

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          #19
          Yeah, I saw the bar ends and took a second look at the bars. I guess I took you serious because of your cafe project. Where did you find that bike, btw? Not many left in that kind of condition.

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            #20
            My eye isn't that good just yet. I was thinking it was just the fairing....still unpainted and all. Gorgeous bike, though.

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              #21
              Don't start... mine use to look just like yours 15 years ago. It starts off all innocent and then you add small mods like superbike bars, a bar end mirror, and an RC pipe. Before you know it you are fully diseased. I too thought what would a Cooley G look like? And now I know.
              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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                #22
                Looks GREAT! Thats actually where i plan on going with this wence i can find an extra set of body work to do it on. I dont want to ruin the stock stuff. Mine will likely be more white than blue, but yours looks fantastic! Very nice.

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                  #23
                  Loving those blue rims. Very smart indeed.

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                    #24
                    Looks great man!:-D Like you say keep the original bodywork in the attic and have on it on some used skins. The best thing about the Zuki's is the cheap parts on ebay - for now that is...:shock:

                    Keep it up and lets see an update on the 750!

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