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Main Area => General GS500 Discussion => Topic started by: TheGoodGuy on November 10, 2003, 12:21:19 PM

Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: TheGoodGuy on November 10, 2003, 12:21:19 PM
Original thread which is now locked: http://www.gstwins.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5527

something is f%&ked up... replies on other thread do not show up..

Manjul's pictures from the show:


Oil Cooler (sorry its a bit blurred)

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/oilcooler.jpg)

Oil Cooler Bolts from under oil filter.

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/oilcooler2.jpg)

Are these the bolts that make it now 4valves per cylinder?

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/enginebolts.jpg)

Updated forks? I think so. looks different, feels firmer.

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/fork.jpg)

Throttle Position Sensor or Electric Choke? What is the Bracket on the left.

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/TPSorElecChoke.jpg)





Misc Pictures:

Tim digging around for GS500F goodies.

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/tim_digging.jpg)

Tim (Scratch) and Andy (Cam70Guy).

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/tim_andy.jpg)

Is this going to be my next bike?

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/mine.jpg)
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: TheGoodGuy on November 10, 2003, 12:22:05 PM
Quote from: scratchNope. And I wouldn't use anyplace where the fairing bolts up to, as those are just welded on tabs to the frame and wouldn't be very strong for withstanding any impacts. You may have to drill the frame to attach any existing sliders for other bikes.
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: TheGoodGuy on November 10, 2003, 12:23:38 PM
Babe Pics ..

Faster Babe (well i dont think so)

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/fasterskank.jpg)


Now these are BABES! Well they are atleast more attractive than the ones above.

(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/babes.jpg)
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: Gisser on November 10, 2003, 03:01:26 PM
QuoteAre these the bolts that make it now 4valves per cylinder?

Could be.  The older generation 4-valve per cyl heads used rocker arms pivoting on shafts which look much like what your picture shows.  Keep dreaming, I guess.
Title: Re: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: john on November 10, 2003, 03:05:10 PM
Quote from: The_good_guy
Is this going to be my next bike?


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I have one thing to say:  SHAVE! :o
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: JohNLA on November 10, 2003, 04:45:39 PM
(http://dev.swforums.com/Images/The_good_guy/fork.jpg)
Those are most definitly new fork reflectors. My 02 had rectangular ones with cheap flimsy brackets.
Title: Re: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: TheGoodGuy on November 10, 2003, 06:46:10 PM
Quote from: john
Quote from: The_good_guy
Is this going to be my next bike?


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I have one thing to say:  SHAVE! :o

You noticed....

I havent shaved in a good 3 weeks.. maybe 4. Hoping to see how long i can go before it bugs the heck out of me. Though I should shave a prof told me i look "ugly" with a beard.

Oh well i dont care.
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: polarus on November 10, 2003, 07:42:02 PM
Just wanted to share the additonal color scheme we'll have in Canada, we'll not additional as we won't have the yellow.

(http://www.suzuki.ca/en/bike/2004/street/GS500F~1-lrg.jpg)
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: average on November 10, 2003, 08:46:31 PM
i like how suzuki took it back and stuck the old school katana  "s" on the tank. looks real slick like that. i also would rather have it in black myself
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: Gisser on November 10, 2003, 08:50:18 PM
QuoteAre these the bolts that make it now 4valves per cylinder?

Then again, those bolts are located where I believe they line bore the cam bearing oil galleys.  Plus, positioning appears a bit too low for rocker arm shafts.  False alarm, I guess.
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: Bob Broussard on November 10, 2003, 09:11:58 PM
Quote from: The_good_guyBabe Pics ..

Faster Babe (well i dont think so)




Now these are BABES! Well they are atleast more attractive than the ones above.


You shoulda took the picture from behind (faster babe) to get the best angle.
As for the other two, get rid of the passenger. ;)
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: sprint_9 on November 10, 2003, 10:44:39 PM
Bob has the right idea there. :thumb:
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: sprint_9 on November 10, 2003, 11:35:49 PM
(http://www.rjsjr.org/pictures/gs500f/gs500f-rear-small.jpg)

I noticed that the exhaust tip on the can is larger in diameter than my 93, not the outside circle that doesnt matter, but the inside one looks like its quite a bit bigger, or maybe the outside one is smaller ;), but I still think the inside one is bigger, could this mean more exhaust flow, since it may have 4 valves per cylinder, I dont know just a thought.
Title: continuation of the official GS500F topic..
Post by: TheGoodGuy on November 11, 2003, 09:23:13 AM
Quote from: sprint_9

I noticed that the exhaust tip on the can is larger in diameter than my 93, not the outside circle that doesnt matter, but the inside one looks like its quite a bit bigger, or maybe the outside one is smaller ;), but I still think the inside one is bigger, could this mean more exhaust flow, since it may have 4 valves per cylinder, I dont know just a thought.


your right it does look bigger than stock we are used to. I will check my photo's of the rear to see what comes of it.