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  • SVSooke
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    OK as this is sort of the part of the build thread I thought I'd post it here.

    My buddy gave me these extra 83 GS550 opposed piston calipers.

    Not going on Yeller without a break down and clean up.Brown stuff behind the pistons tell me this was a good idea.


    All painted.

    Was a bit worried they might be tight.Not anymore.

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  • SVSooke
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    Well I've been thinking about this for a bit.I'm going to close this thread and start a new one, Project:Old Yeller on the road.Seems like a good time to make the change and get the name on it to.Will link in an edit.Here's the link http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...d.php?t=175660 .Hope you come along!
    Last edited by Guest; 05-12-2011, 09:41 AM.

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  • SVSooke
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    Not really going to do allot of night riding so it's not that much of a problem.I think it needed to be adjusted better to,did that.Heard good things about Silverstars so if I need to replace I will get one.Low beam on the SV was bad but when you flicked to high it just lit up the word.Can't really expect the GS to do the same.Have a old Cycle Canada test,they complained about the beam quality on the GS.Think it's a poor reflector design.
    Thanks I like it to.

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  • Tim Tom
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    If you want a brighter headlight you could always do an HID mod or a silverstar bulb. I went with the HID on my 850 and it made an enormous difference, like riding with the power of the sun in front of you.

    The silverstar bulbs are also supposed to be very good, I've never tried them though. A quick search will pull up plenty of ways to upgrade your lights

    PS the bike looks awesome

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  • SVSooke
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    Googled it,I was right.Old Yeller.should have done that first.Bike is GREAT. The master cylinder from the 85 is way better than the 83 one I was using.New site glass is working a treat.First night ride yesterday.light really is bad.Afraid I got use to the twin lights in the SV-S,flip those on high and it was what night compared to this.O well the joys of riding an old bike.

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  • Hoosier Daddy
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    Who say's I'm right?! You're not a good speller if you can only spell things one way!
    Hukt on fonix reely wurkt for me

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  • SVSooke
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    Originally posted by Hoosier Daddy View Post
    Our "Blessing of the Bikes" is next weekend, hope it will stop raing so they have a good turn out. Looks like yours was a good time and Ol' Yeller looks great!
    O man ,You mean I got to go though all my posts to correct spelling on Ol' Yeller.That ain't happening but if I'm going to reference something like that I should look it up

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  • Hoosier Daddy
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    Our "Blessing of the Bikes" is next weekend, hope it will stop raing so they have a good turn out. Looks like yours was a good time and Ol' Yeller looks great!

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  • pete
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    So glad to see you out and about on the 750 again finally, really looks the deal and glad to hear you had a great day (except the one minor mishap of course).

    Now time to go get some km's on those tyres and have some real fun

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  • SVSooke
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    Forgot the strange/funny thing that happened while I was getting the bike ready to go.I turned the key on.Nothing,absolutely dead electrically.Have not started it in a while but there was no trouble like this last time I did.Since I changed the RR i immediately thought I didn't connect something right.Check the fuse box connector,fine looked at the ignition switch,That's fine to.Flapped around a bit more then decided to check what I should have first.Pulled out the main fuse.Blown,plus it's a 10 amp when it should be 15.Great got to get fuses,no wait I have 3 box's full of fuses.Pulled the cover off one box,pull the 15 main out.It's blown to.OK grab the other one,15 amp not blown.Into it's slot and bingo electrics are back.

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  • cowboyup3371
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    Yea I can understand that. Reminds me of what happened to me a couple days ago (see my About got hit by another bike)

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  • SVSooke
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    Originally posted by cowboyup3371 View Post
    What happened if I may ask?
    She went home to get my camera.Just as she was turning into the church parking lot and not in her lane a young guy speeding crested the hill.He just got out of he way.He turned around and came back to confront my wife.My wife was doing something stupid so was the other driver and he was told so.To his credit he admitted it.Just a little scary.

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  • cowboyup3371
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    What happened if I may ask?

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  • SVSooke
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    Originally posted by Redneck View Post
    By christened do you mean the local stray lifted his leg on your bike tire?
    The rain the rain

    Originally posted by cowboyup3371 View Post
    Sounds like a good day in the end. Congratulations.
    Yeah it was good for the most part.My wife came very close to having a really bad accident in her car just before the blessing.That was scary,other than that it was good.

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  • cowboyup3371
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    Sounds like a good day in the end. Congratulations.

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