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    Originally posted by Colin Green View Post
    Not yet started properly but I have pretty much done the design work now and made a start today.

    This will be my no 1 bike (when it is finished) one of my GS1150 EF's ...
    That is going to look sweet. Will the pinstripes be retro-reflective?
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      Originally posted by crazypaint View Post
      looks cool
      Originally posted by Dogma View Post
      That is going to look sweet. Will the pinstripes be retro-reflective?
      Thanks guys. Not sure what you mean by 'retro-reflective' (reflect a retro look or a sparkly pin stripe) I was thinking of a shiny gold flake in the pin stripe for a bit of sparkle and maybe a Matt Black one one side of the pin stripes and full gloss black on the other.
      Last edited by Guest; 07-30-2010, 07:07 PM.

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        Here's my GSX 500 -85, with 550 engine though.

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          Originally posted by Tero View Post
          Here's my GSX 500 -85, with 550 engine though.
          Where are you? Post up a thread about your bike! I love all the arguments I have with people about whether or not there was ever a four-cylinder "GS" 500.

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            How do you post a photo so that it appears in large format? I seem only to be able to post thumbnails.

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              Originally posted by ChicagoBob View Post
              How do you post a photo so that it appears in large format? I seem only to be able to post thumbnails.
              You'll need to use Photobucket or something like that.
              Cowboy Up or Quit. - Run Free Lou and Rest in Peace

              1981 GS550T - My First
              1981 GS550L - My Eldest Daughter's - Now Sold
              2007 GSF1250SA Bandit - My touring bike

              Sit tall in the saddle Hold your head up high
              Keep your eyes fixed where the trail meets the sky and live like you ain't afraid to die
              and don't be scared, just enjoy your ride - Chris Ledoux, "The Ride"

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                Originally posted by ChicagoBob View Post
                How do you post a photo so that it appears in large format? I seem only to be able to post thumbnails.
                I created an album in my profile, and I am able to link the large photos from it.

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                  Originally posted by makenzie71 View Post
                  Where are you? Post up a thread about your bike! I love all the arguments I have with people about whether or not there was ever a four-cylinder "GS" 500.
                  I'm from Finland. Posted something there:

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                    Well, I'll try: mild custom '78 GS550E

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                      this is the thread i was looking for.





                      Are you doing a restoration project of some kind on a GS? Let everyone see what you are doing by posting the details here.

                      ^more pictures

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                        GS1000 shafty Wes Cooley project.

                        Bought a GS1000 shafty to create a Wes Cooley replica with a twist.
                        Purely a Cafe/pizza machine to temp the Queen for a ride and some Lunch in a bit of style and comfort.
                        47000km's runs and needs a bit of a lovin

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                          My first bike at age 28:


                          1978 GS750E

                          Sorted out the electrical issues, and now need to tackle the crummy gas mileage; then again, that is what 7000' elevation does!

                          Love the motorcycle, love the site! So many friendly and knowledgeable folks!!

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                            Not exactly who's this is, was posted by a face book person on my list, nice...

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                              Originally posted by G1100 View Post
                              this is the thread i was looking for.





                              Are you doing a restoration project of some kind on a GS? Let everyone see what you are doing by posting the details here.

                              ^more pictures
                              THat is so badass
                              John 3:16

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                                Been some changes so thought I'd throw p new pics here.

                                1978 GS1000C
                                -Yoshimura header w/custom exhaust can (powdercoated)
                                -29mm smoothbores (painted black by RenoBruce!)/K&N pods
                                -Metmachex braced swingarm
                                -Morris Mags (powdercoated)
                                -Koni shocks/Progressive front springs
                                -Salty Monk brake mod
                                -Raask Period rear-sets
                                -Tarozzi fork brace
                                -Some type of Ducati headlight
                                -Guliari seat
                                -Clip-ons/Napolean bar end mirrors
                                -Braided lines




                                1980 GS1000S
                                -Wiseco 1085/worked head/megacycle cams
                                -34mm flatslide carbs/K&N pods
                                -Harris header w/custom exhaust can (powdercoated)
                                -Ikon shocks/Progressive front springs
                                -Telfix fork brace
                                -530 chain conversion
                                -Braided lines

                                Still plenty of work to do.....





                                1983 GS1100ES
                                -All stock except for Lockhart lower fairing
                                -Pirelli Sport Demons


                                Last edited by Guest; 09-03-2010, 10:47 PM.

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