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  1. salty_monk

    GS aftermarket parts that actually worked post here

    For pods for Mikuni’s the best aftermarket option is Ape. I wouldn’t want those ones from Amazon… I suspect they won’t last long. Ape is about as good as K&N.
  2. salty_monk

    Help Me Identify My Calipers and Pads?

    Also to note are the ones you’ve got fitted I think require the matching older rotors (no slots) to work from memory so take a good look at it if you have slotted rotors… maybe it’s only the other way they don’t work. All of the later calipers are superior to those round pad ones. perhaps a...
  3. salty_monk

    New GS850G owner

    Welcome to the madhouse :rolleyes:
  4. salty_monk

    GS-450 project bike i bought

    Yeah, Uni filter or if it’s the wrap around type that has a cap you can buy the Uni filter foam and cut your own strip to the right size. :)
  5. salty_monk

    Tyre Valve

    I should think you have a tube type no? At least on the front (from memory the 80G’s had tubeless on the rear only). I don’t see how you can fit from the outside either… :)
  6. salty_monk

    KaiZen is Gone

    Ahh that’s a shame mate. Glad you’ve found it a good home! :)
  7. salty_monk

    Rear Suspension

    :) Change the rear springs for something softer Chris. you might be able to soften the damping depending on what they are if it’s adjustable. You need to figure out what is on there in order to replace. You can measure the coils annd calculate it and/or buy something new specific for your...
  8. salty_monk

    1979 GS850 fork alignment questions

    The stem nut has nothing to do with your fork alignment. It could have perhaps been shocked loose but I doubt it. Use an open ended wrench to tighten is the easiest way. possible that you’ve bent the handlebar. Ensure the fork legs are the same height in the triple trees as a first step then...
  9. salty_monk

    LED Turns WITH stock self cancelling (Working)

    Looks great :cool:
  10. salty_monk

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    Yes, something weird like that! I don’t think I’d be too happy riding it, it seems like the fork legs vs stantions are a mismatch or something is bent…
  11. salty_monk

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    You can probably make some 37mm forks work if you also mount the triple trees. You may have to mess with steerer stops and gauge mounting is the only thing.
  12. salty_monk

    1980 GS550e Air pod question.

    Hopefully you’ve rejetted the carbs to suit too…
  13. salty_monk

    1982 GS750T Front Fork Mystery...

    I think they are 37mm the same. I think it was only the older ones that had the 35mm. :)
  14. salty_monk

    Wheel Bearings Spacer

    Usually you need to switch to the bearings and spacer from the bike that you want to fit it to. Some of the 1100 - 1000 are a straight swap.
  15. salty_monk

    I am looking for some help with my '83 GS1100E fork setup using emulators

    Not the case... The rebound is controlled by the original orifice in the piston. The Emulator only affects compression. That's why you need to set rebound first by selecting your oil weight. This is from the guide you posted :) Oil Viscosity 5wt - 30wt 15w typical by...
  16. salty_monk

    Any LEOs or DMV people here

    I had a parking ticket on a car where the guy had go it the day after & the paperwork hadn't caught up (I hadn't sent the form in as I think you have 7-10 days, nowadays it's all online). Had to submit proof of sale, can't remember if it needed to be notarized or not & that was the last I heard...
  17. salty_monk

    2025 Brown County GS Rally - June 19 - 22

    Nice to see a little bit of "Salty_Monk" always makes an appearance somewhere.... Thanks Dale! :D Good to see all the pics, one day I'll add a California plate to that photo ;)
  18. salty_monk

    Wheel Builders

    Sounds like a good time to pick up a new skill... ;) Joe Nardy did one a few years ago & it came out ok. I've done bicycle but never a motorcycle. I would think a site like ADVRIDER might get you a better selection of answers on this one. :)
  19. salty_monk

    I am looking for some help with my '83 GS1100E fork setup using emulators

    If the emulators were installed properly your damper rod now has no effect on the compression damping as the Emulator controls that. The Oil weight will affect both compression (now managed by emulator) and the rebound (the small hole on the damper rod). 15W is likely too much. Even 12.5w might...
  20. salty_monk

    First Bike - GS650G - Rusty Crusty

    Yeah that one is beyond what I'll be willing to spend my time on. There are a lot better options out there for not a lot of $$. I think you'll spend more to get this running than starting with something better :)
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