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Started by Cozzy, January 16, 2008, 09:11:49 AM

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Cozzy

Last week, the new owner of my old GS told me that the littler GS is hit put by a car for the side, and he no longer want it, so i have a project bike for free.

Here are the damage.

1 the forks are bent,
front wheel is broken.
gas tank are dent.

I have yet to have a change to have a look at it yet.

Here is my plan

1. a custom head light and an electronic gauages.
2. a set of folks with tiwn discs.
3. a new supframe with a race seat, to save some work on making the underseat storage.
4. a differerent swing arm with a 150 rear tires.
5. an engine rebuilt for the already tired engine with leakage here and there.
6. a gas tank

I would like to use parts from other bikes rather than fully custom parts.

This will be my first project, please help me with what to do.

Cozzy
Please
A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

ben2go

Katana 600/750 front end.The easiest to install without machining,and cheapest also.
87-89 GSXR 750 swing arm.It's lighter.2 bushings need to be made for it to work,or drill the hole out for the GSXR bolt.You can run anything to a 6.25 TLR wheel with a 200-50-17 tire.
Buell X1 tail section requires welding.Your local muffler shop can do it for about $30.
I don't know the year bike you have but the 5 gallon tank can be used if you have a smaller 3 gal tank.
You can do dual head light conversion easily.Just search for head light,dual head light,head light conversion.


This should give you some ideas.Good luck.

I need to drag my project bike back out.
PICS are GONE never TO return.

Cozzy

with the power output of the GS  I reckon a 150 or 160 rear tire is good enough, does any one tried the RGV swing arm?
A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

spc

I swear I remember someone having and RGV swingarm on their track GS...........maybe dgyver????

Jay_wolf

Dgyver has indeed got one on his project bike  :thumb:
2001 Gs500 , Katana Gsx Front End, K3 Tank,, Full S S Predetor System ,Bandit Rear Hugger,Goodridge S S Break Lines ,  Belly Pan , , K+N LunchBox, Probolt Bolts, FSD Undertray With Built in Lights And Indicators. 
2008 Megelli 125 SM 14bhp
1996 Honda NSR 125cc 33bhp
2001 Mercades A160  115bhp

Domindart


My 2001 GS500 was totalled Nov 4 2008
Now own 2003 SV1000 and love it!

dgyver

Yep...

I had a braced VJ22 RGV s/a on my 555 bike, sold it Srinath and werase643 has it now. Setup with a stock 3.5" GS wheel.
There is a banana VJ22 RGV s/a on my 92 street bike. Setup with a 4.5" Kat wheel.
I have another... banana VJ23 RGV s/a slated for my track bike. I may switch it to my 92 street, it has better chain adjusters similar to a GSXR. This reminds me... I need to have the spacers & bushings made before my machinist at work retires.
Common sense in not very common.

Cozzy

A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

dgyver

Kat f/e on my 97 street & 94 track bikes.
99 GSXR750 USD f/e on my 92 street bike.
Common sense in not very common.

Cozzy

i have seen some honda nsr tzr in the weckers, most are complete bike with a blown engine,

will the front and rear from either of the about 2 bike fit the GS.

It is possible to get a 01 fuel tank  on the a 99 frame?

What single seat should i mount to the bike the 03+  fuel tank.
A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

dgyver

Most any f/e can be made to fit. Either by swapping stems, modifing the donor stem, spacers for the donor stem or having a new stem made.

As for swingarms... the biggest problem is the width. The GS has a fairly narrow frame, one reason the RGV s/a is a common mod since it is 10mm narrower than the GS s/a. As for the other bikes, you are just going to have to measure their width and compair it to the GS.

There is another problem that needs to be addressed with a s/a swap, the rear shock. Different length dogbones should be able allow for the adjustment required. I make a new upper shock mount to accomodate longer shocks, mainly GSXR.

01+ tanks will fit on 89-00 frames. The seat and plastics will need to be changed or modified to fit the different profile of the tank or adapter brackets need to be made for the plastics.
Common sense in not very common.

ben2go

PICS are GONE never TO return.

TobySuzuki



As soon as I get this on I will sell U my 98 tail piece and seat for cheap. This is a 95 600 ninja race clip. I cut and raised the tail from behind the batt. Moved Batt down 1 inch and have to get a ninja seat. Will post pics when it looks good.

Cozzy

Finally, i have got a set of bandit400 front end with rim brakes, also the rear swing arm with wheels on the same bike, he put both of the gsxr400 front and rear end on his bandit. The project is putting togeather very slowly, as I have been playing around with my sv1000 too much.


I have alot of work to do before putting it togeather as the bike has been sitting for a few months, I need to derust it before putting it back togeather.

By the way does any one have any information of the 555 modification, what parts should i get to build a 555 engine?

Cheerz


A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

ben2go

The pistons for the 555 are no longer made.You could have a custom set made.Here is a link to check out. http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=14401.0
PICS are GONE never TO return.

Cozzy

project update, still with all the parts laying around my friends machining shop, source a racing shock from a racing GSX-R400. Also looking at some aftermarket gauges cuz the orginal is damaged, however the most important thing would be the fuel tank, cuz I still can't find a fuel tank for it, as GS500 is not a common bike for my city, wondering what honda fuel tanks would fit, cuz they are more readily available.

Cheerz
A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

ben2go

GS tank 89-08 is the only tank that directly bolts on.
PICS are GONE never TO return.

Cozzy

After discussing with my friend in taiwan, he recommmoned me to get the following parts

http://www.rpm.com.tw/tw/03product01_01.php?ID=323

The brake master cylindering cost around 130 shipped to my country

http://www.koso.com.tw/style/content/CN-063b/product_detail.asp?lang=2&customer_id=499&name_id=10027&rid=&id=66949

The mulit meter cost around 200

by the way both of the parts are really common in taiwan

Any comment welcome

Cheerz
A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

Cozzy

as the sv1000 is stolen recently

I am putting my full attantion back to the long forgotten gs500 projects
A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

Cozzy

so now I reckon I don't have fund for the 555cc engine, what sort of power for set of pot fillters jet kit and a slip on?
A crash is the result of the rider's mistake, so don't blame the bike

A rider should be able to control the bike but not controlled by the bike, becuase on the track you don't want to DNF and on the road you don't want to lose you licence

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