Post a picture of your custom GS

[Sam Dorn]

Sweet exhaust mount, cafekid!

I like the color!!

[isleoman]

Are those the old EZ pics or something new you snuck in ?

Dave, Those are just reposts of old photos. The ez has been sitting while I put 220k miles on my FZ1.

The engine still needs a case swap. I have a new old stock set of silver cases 82 when I get off the Yamaha for a while and get to the task. I need to get it done, if for no other reason than to free up some space in my basement.

PS thanks to others for the positive comments.

[bonanzadave]

Are those the old EZ pics or something new you snuck in ?

[KEITH KRAUSE]

Beautiful bike and photography!

I second that!

[rkroby]

Beautiful bike and photography!

[steve murdoch]

With subject matter like that, so am i.

[isleoman]

In the interest of testing how many images in a post using imgur.







Complete NOS tank, tail and sides, never had gas in tank.



I'm liking Imgur so far.

[steve murdoch]

isleoman, even though those pics came through loud and clear, i think you had better do a couple more tests.....please.

[isleoman]

This is not a test, just gratuitous posting.

[isleoman]

another test but it seems to be working ok.

[isleoman]

Imgur test as replacement to Photosucket

Sorry, mine is painted not wrapped.

Rob

Harder than it looks, I am sure. But the price is right and it's worth a shot. Kind of like my approach to painting with Tremclad. It works OK and I am not putting a value on my time while I learn some painting skills and get experience. If it looks bad I am out nothing but my time and a few $$ for paint...

I look forward to seeing what you end up with.


Mark

I just mapped out the sections I need per each piece so I know how much to buy...looking like a 5'x7' roll will do.....of course they sell at 5'x6' and then 5'x8'...even then it's $56 shipped for a 5'x8' roll....cheap experimenting.

Just finished (for the most part) my 1979 GS850G

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Nice...who's brand? I just mapped out the needed sections, per grain, to do my bike.

Just finished (for the most part) my 1979 GS850G

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