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When looking for brake pads for my 1978 GS 1000/G I can't find this model. I find a C, EC, N, and EN. The part numbers for these models are the same. Would my GS1000/G be the same? Thanks!
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The "G" bikes are shaft drive. Check this page for more info...https://www.thegsresources.com/modelinfo.phpEd
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Nessism, that's what I thought. My title states GS 1000/G. I assume it's a mistake and possibly supposed to be "C". It's chain drive, spoke wheels, and the side covers have only GS 1000. Thank you.1978 GS 1000Comment
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Yes, probably a C. Only one brake on the front right?
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