denisd
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New set of dentures required!
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Sorry but that wheel doesn't suit those forks imo.
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26 minutes ago, fatblokeonbandit said:
Not sure about the can bracket…????
See what you mean
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Proper old school
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4 hours ago, fatblokeonbandit said:
Moved the lever around a bit and tried the pegs for position
very comfy but still looks untidy
What about cutting off this piece?
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We've all been there at some point, I will be facing the same issue soon on the gs, I know there are automotive electricians that can make you a new loom but you will pay for it, I am going to try and make my own loom using the old one as a guide for lengths and the wiring diagram for info.
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Some proper looking bikes there
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Thanks Kamikaze
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Thanks lad
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3 minutes ago, 370steve said:
fitted to my GS1157 (bandit motor) but i think they do a GS box or program
OK, thanks for that, I have to get rid of the points but I want to make sure that I get the right bits, ie. if I need to change regulator /rectifier, coils, points plate etc. Lots to learn.
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34 minutes ago, 370steve said:
i got all my Ignitech bits through MeanBean49
I have the TCIP4 ignition box plus the stick coils
On a GS?
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46 minutes ago, 370steve said:
Ignitech for the win
Did you get what you wanted from the website? What did you get exactly? I ain't that well up on tech descriptions.
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On 2/22/2022 at 9:49 AM, Kamikaze said:
What Mark said.
Highly recommend Ignitech. Have them on all my bikes. they have different versions for all applications. the basic version for a 4stroke is alot cheaper than a Dyna (which are shit in my opinion) and has an adjustable rev limiter and iginition curve.
Well lad, just doing some digging here, tell me more about your preference for Ignitech over Dyna, I was away from class and missed that lesson, I remember Boyer and then Dyna being the next go to ignition. I want to get rid of the points on the gs1000 and thought I would ask you first.
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Jaysus you really musta pissed some god off!
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That's kewl
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That's lovely, show us what it looks like now with the changes.
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Ya better have a look
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That's fair nice lad.
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41 minutes ago, Bigkenxx said:
Fitted a slipper clutch took me ages
Ya a couple of years
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1 hour ago, Blubber said:
On a side note :
Wouldn't a 1978 bike mean it is a GS ?
I thought so too
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23 minutes ago, Blue said:
I wasn't going to, would the spacing not matter if using 750L yokes?
The spacing at the bottom could be different if the fork legs are bigger or smaller.
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Thanks lad, much appreciated
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Thanks Joseph, I think I will design my own around the bars and clocks and hold the fairing in place with some kind of jig whilst taking measurements. Your picture gives me a plan.
Brian
in Trick Frames
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Great pics, I love that Skoal.