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    1983 GS750E Parts Bikes

    Greetings Everyone,

    I'm located in Los Angeles California and just donated one almost complete 1983 GS750E (with keys and California title) and a basket case 1985 GS700ES to a local used mororcycle parts shop in North Hollywood, CA. The 83 GS750E has very clean like-new bodywork and gas tank and is about 95% complete (wiring, mounting rubber, nuts, bolts, fasteners, etc.).
    I was going to rebuild it after a front end crash many years ago (crash on a spare frame at the time). The original good frame was straightened by Dr. John's Motorcycle Frame Straightening in Anaheim. The frame was already good I just wanted it to be perfect before I began the transformation into a cafe racer.

    The 84-85 GS700 GS was a parts donor bike to be used for the rebuild. It has matching frame and engine cases and many good electrical, engine, and chassis parts.

    Anyhow I am moving and no longer have the space to store all my project bike stuff and doubt that I wil ever get around to completing my dream project.
    The reason for this post is that the motorcycle shop owner told me yesterday that he almost never gets calls for this kind of old motorcycle and most of the parts will most likely end up in the dumpster. I would be really broken hearted to see all these hard to find parts just disappear.

    So if anyone reading this know of anyone who is building or wants to build a 1893 GS750E/ES please PM me and I'll give the name of the shop as I'm not sure if that is allowed in a post. I am not affiliated to the shop in any way other than the fact that I have been a customer of theirs for many years and they have helped me out many times. I think the bikes can be had for next to nothing as the owner said he didn't really want the bikes and was doing me a favor by taking them.

    If this post is in the wrong place please let me know and Moderator please move it or let me know and I'll delete it and repost in the proper place.

    Keep the Rubber Side Down,

    dave_socal

    #2
    Thanks for the heads-up Dave. Was there an airbox for the GS700ES?
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    1983 GS1100ES (Bought July 2014)
    1983 GS1100E (Bought July 2014)
    1985 GS700ES (Bought June 2015) Sold
    On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand
    All Other Ground is Sinking Sand

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      #3
      Originally posted by glib View Post
      Thanks for the heads-up Dave. Was there an airbox for the GS700ES?
      @glib
      Yes, as of today there is the stock airbox along with 2 sets of carbs.

      I took some more parts over today and saw that the 83 GS750E frame was already sent to the scrap iron pile. What a waste. The frame/swingarm was straight and in excellent condition. Just needed some paint.

      Note that the 83 GS750E/ES and 84-85 GS700ES are just about identical with the exception of the stroke and so the crankshaft is different between the two.
      Just about everything else is interchangable.

      Let me know if you need any more info.

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        #4
        It's a bit of a long shot but I was contacted by someone who wanted to buy my 700 but only if it had the original airbox. I messaged him that I have located one but we'll see if he gets back to me. Thank you.
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        1983 GS1100ES (Bought July 2014)
        1983 GS1100E (Bought July 2014)
        1985 GS700ES (Bought June 2015) Sold
        On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand
        All Other Ground is Sinking Sand

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