Post a picture of your custom GS

[CrazyCloud]

I like the brake job, is that the salty_monk conversion?

Yes it is.

[Buffalo Bill]

I like the brake job, is that the salty_monk conversion?

[CrazyCloud]

A few more shots

Thanks for the interest. The paint is all rattle cans; Duplicolor Dark Blue Metallic with SprayMax 2K clear over it.

[Charlie G]

Thanks guys! Using Honda GL 1500 Valkyrie rotors (1997-2003) up front. They work great, just had to drill out the holes to 8mm, hole pattern and spacing is correct.

It would be nice to see some closer photos of front wheel and paint. Looks really sharp!

[Cyrano]

Nice work CC.

[CrazyCloud]

Thanks guys! Using Honda GL 1500 Valkyrie rotors (1997-2003) up front. They work great, just had to drill out the holes to 8mm, hole pattern and spacing is correct.

[azr]

Bike looks great, what rotors are you using up front?

[Deuce]

Looks good!

[renobruce]

Was inspired to do the pinstriping this week thanks to some posts on here. My 78 GS750 as it sits today:

That's really nice!!

[CrazyCloud]

Stockish restomod

Was inspired to do the pinstriping this week thanks to some posts on here. My 78 GS750 as it sits today:

Before - http://imgur.com/dLomGyG

After - http://imgur.com/kOFnpMK

First rebuild. Learned a lot, both positive and negative, but its a fun little 1980 450E to ride around on

[JonnyC]

Nice work, Jonny.
I bet it is fun to ride.

Thanks!

I wish, ha. The seat is really uncomfortable, but I plan on replacing it next year and I know how to do it better this time. Turn radius had to be limited due to the oversized tank off of an 850, so it makes for some awkward parking lot experiences. I don't want to ride at night because the aftermarket V Rod headlight is really dim.

But really, it is fun to ride...for short distances...during the day

[steve murdoch]

Nice work, Jonny.
I bet it is fun to ride.

[JonnyC]

Here's how she stands now. Still a work in progress.

[Grimly]

Here are a few of a 450GA I am having built for my son. Its kind cool I think. [ATTACH=CONFIG]45724[/ATTACH]

In the seemingly-endless procession of hacksaw jobs and Sawzall merchants, there occasionally turn up one that is neatly done and I wouldn't mind owning it myself - and be seen riding it. That is one.
Well done.