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WTB GS500F Parts

Started by -Jake-, August 26, 2010, 08:01:40 PM

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-Jake-

Hi guys new to the site but not new to forums or motorcycles  :thumb:

I picked up an K7 GS500F at a killer price.  It was laid down on the left side so it needs some lovin'  O0
Here is my parts list:

Lower left side fairing white base with blue stickers a clean one, don't want cracked up or rashed up
Left mirror
Left stator cover, silver no scratches please, looking for a CLEAN one
Maybe a clutch lever its not bad but whatever
Bar ends if these bikes had them  :dunno_black:
White tail piece with blue stickers

Here is a picture of my bike it had 1234 miles on it when I picked it up!

Toogoofy317

Got a left mirror $20 plus shipping?

Mary
2004 F, Fenderectomy, barends, gsxr-pegs, pro grip gel covers, 15th JT sprocket, stock decals gone,custom chain guard,GSXR integrated mirrors, flush mount signals, 150 rear tire,white rims, rebuilt top end, V&H Exhaust, Custom heel and chain guard (Adidasguy)

-Jake-

Quote from: Toogoofy317 on August 26, 2010, 09:28:14 PM
Got a left mirror $20 plus shipping?

Mary

I'm watching a set on eBay right now.  I think they end here in a couple days.  I'll let you know either way.  Thanks for the reply!  Is yours an OEM one? :cheers:

adidasguy

I should have bar ends. They may need new rubber inserts, but otherwise OK. You might want to repaint them to look brand new.
I'll check at the office where the extra parts are. The GS did come with bar ends.

adidasguy

#4
Have bar ends. Good shape. Should get a spray paint to look brand new. Rubber bushings are fair so you might want to replace them or stack up a bunch of rubber washers. 2 pounds to ship. Shoot me an offer.

Brand new clutch lever is about $14 at a dealer. Some dealers give 10% or 20% discount if you are a member of the Suzuki Owners Club.
Tail pieces and fairing pieces show up a lot on ebay if no one has any here.

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