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    1982 GS650G Need Photos of Electrical and Air Box

    I have started a winter project of restoring a 82 GS650G. Bought the bike a few weeks ago for $300 Canadian dollars and will be stripping it down to the frame, sand blasting and powder coating it all back to life. Found a brand new tank, side covers and tail piece and will have a new seat cover fro Pit Replicas to finish it off which likely won't be until spring that way it is going. I will post pictures once I figure out how to do it correctly.

    The bike was pretty rough when I got it with a lot of parts missing or removed. As such I need a photo or two of the layout for the electrical and air box configuration so I know where everything fits in. The on line manuals with the exploded views show me what parts there are but not quite where and how they fit together. So if there is an 82 650G owner out there that could help me I would greatly appreciate the help!

    This will be restoration number five for me, the others were 550's. I really appreciate the support and info that so many of you post and share here. I have posted the "project". Be,ow as well as my latest conversation/restoration of an 82 GS550L to a T.
    Attached Files
    GS550T 1981
    GS850G 1983
    GS650G 1982
    GS650G 1982 Under Restoration 😳🏍👍

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    DSC_0082.jpgHere is the "Resto-conversion"
    GS550T 1981
    GS850G 1983
    GS650G 1982
    GS650G 1982 Under Restoration 😳🏍👍

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      #3
      Can't help you but that "T" is sharp.
      Alan

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      Weaned on a '74 450 Honda
      Graduated to an '82 GS850GL
      Now riding an '83 GS1100GL
      Added an '82 GS1100GL

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        #4
        I concur with Alan, the "T" is looking good.

        I've moved a few things around on my 650G, but the basic layout is the same as the 82. If you are in Vancouver, I'd be happy to get together so you can get eyes on, rather than just photos.
        '83 GS650G
        '83 GS550es (didn't like the colours in the 80's, but they've grown on me)

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