FrankenGS?

[Nomak]

That is on bad a$$ GS    BTW what the hell kinda subframe is that and how did you do that?

[Jim Knopf]

Hi,

my Mods:

GSXR Front End, polished
Riser
Sbk Bar
Stainless Brake Lines
3,5x17 Wheel with Airbrush
120/70-17 Tyre Pirelli
Double Break
Fronfender with Airbrush
New Lights
Belly Pen with Airbrush
Raask from CBR900
1200 Bandit Swingarm, polished
GSXR1100 Shock with Brush
Rear End from Buellx1
New Seat
Double Rear Lights
Kellermann Blinker
Undertray with Airbrush
6,25x17 Wheel with Airbrush
200/50-17 Tyre Pirelli
Sidestand Chrome
Break Rear from GSXR1100
Sigma Speed Tacho
Exhaust from Kawa Z1000, 2 in 4
New Gastank with Airbrush
Gelbatterie

Greet Jim

[Rich500]

Best looking GS I have seen. You ahve stolen the crown from another forumer!

[hehehemann]

wow m8, that is beautiful. How much roughly did that all cost you?

What make is the belly pan?

[Rippa_MD]

holy crap, I can't believe the FrankenGS...it's awesome!! It's ALIVE!! good work Jim K.

[Jim Knopf]

[The Buddha]

nvr mind i will try some other bar... mine ae not drilled. And will any of these turn signals work on the GS?

http://search.ebay.com/Universal-Motorcycle-Turn-signals_W0QQsofocusZbsQQsbrftogZ1QQfromZR10

Thanks

Hey In that case, I'll trade them for ones that will fit a bar end when I come to atlanta next.
Cool.
Srinath.

[The Buddha]

Yes the turnsignals will all work on the rear. You need to drill an appropriate sized hole in your rear fender and put them on. Theis wires are usually not long enough to reach the plugs on the bike so you might have to extend the things. Front... pretty much none of them will work. That's why usually people leave the fronts stock... Heck the rear wont fit the front, front will fit the rear but not the other way around. Rear can be modded for the front though.
Cool.
Srinath.

[The Buddha]

Hi,

my Mods:

GSXR Front End, polished
Riser
Sbk Bar
Stainless Brake Lines
3,5x17 Wheel with Airbrush
120/70-17 Tyre Pirelli
Double Break
Fronfender with Airbrush
New Lights
Belly Pen with Airbrush
Raask from CBR900
1200 Bandit Swingarm, polished
GSXR1100 Shock with Brush
Rear End from Buellx1
New Seat
Double Rear Lights
Kellermann Blinker
Undertray with Airbrush
6,25x17 Wheel with Airbrush
200/50-17 Tyre Pirelli
Sidestand Chrome
Break Rear from GSXR1100
Sigma Speed Tacho
Exhaust from Kawa Z1000, 2 in 4
New Gastank with Airbrush
Gelbatterie

Greet Jim

I saw the WOF pic that masive rear wheel/tire...  how do you keep the chain from hitting the frame, the engine sproket cover etc.
Cool.
Srinath.

[Nomak]

got Buell signals $8.00 each $16 total. The rear are stock and voila I got blinkers.  

[Nomak]

I need forks and the head lamp housing and beauty ring. Any of y'all have any stock or do you have any good cheap alternate parts I could slap on?

Thanks

[Nomak]

OR do you guys have any alternate cheap headlighting option? something simple, bolt on or a something with a website that has like diy instructions

Thanks

[Jared]

Thats one cool bike ( I know I said it in the other post...) .

Something I also found thats neat... Go to the Gallery on that  www.gs-500e.de site...look on page 2 of the gallery..


See anything familiar???

[Jim Knopf]

I saw the WOF pic that masive rear wheel/tire...  how do you keep the chain from hitting the frame, the engine sproket cover etc.
Cool.
Srinath.

Servus,

I take this front sprocket:


Greetz Jim

[The Buddha]

An offset front sproket.... yes familiar with that... it will move the chain out of the way of the tire... But how do you keep it from hitting the frame... Or How close is it to the frame right above the swingarm pivot.
Cool.
Srinath.

[Jim Knopf]

Servus,

here a pic from the Bandit Swingarm:



From Bandit GSF1200 with GSXR1100 Shock

Greetz Jim

[The Buddha]

I am talking about the chain hitting the frame right above the swingarm pivot. How much clearance you have between chain and frame. the GS Frame, not the swingarm.
Cool.
Srinath.

[Jim Knopf]

Servus,

Sorry, but my english is not so good.

I have 5 mm from the frame to the chain and 5 mm from the chain to the tyre.

Greetz Jim

[The Buddha]

Ok That's not bad.... But make like a thin sheet of Acrylic and cut a small piece and glue or zip tie it to the frame, that way the chain will hit it instead of the frame, and you can replace that every few months when its chewed up. A chain should not move side ways over 5mm, but just in case.
Cool.
Srinath.

[Jim Knopf]

Ok That's not bad.... But make like a thin sheet of Acrylic and cut a small piece and glue or zip tie it to the frame, that way the chain will hit it instead of the frame, and you can replace that every few months when its chewed up. A chain should not move side ways over 5mm, but just in case.
Cool.
Srinath.

Servus,

I have a sheet of Acryl at the frame.

But thanks for the info.

Greetz Jim