I trade a gun for my GS500, it was laid down on its side tho. After this weekend I have changed the forks, triple clamp, k&n filter, flush mount front lights, Signal eliminator tail light, and have gave it a little paint. this is what I have done this weekend, my new gauge set up will be here this week along with my new muffler....

Beautiful dogs. Also, the bike looks nice

Haha thank you to both

Man, you should have sold that tank and gotten one that was beat up and fixed it.

Hey man nice work! What's the integrated taillight that you have on it? and where did you get it? thanks 

Amazon it's for a gxsr600 but it's can obviously be made to work

Quote from: Jetpuller on February 25, 2013, 07:56:56 PM
Amazon it's for a gxsr600 but it's can obviously be made to work

how easy was it to make it work? did you just turn the taillight upside down lol? thanks

Lol at both the dogs being in the same exact position looking at daddy take a picture of the bike! 

Looking good though, I especially like your taillight.

Removing the bottom trim off the rear flare, making a small cut to make room, and re doing the wires to put into the stock plug, total of thirty minutes.

check your rear brake pads, oh, maybe the front too. yikes.

Update

How simple was it to upgrade to those gauges? Or was it like that when you got it?

Quote from: jacob92icu on February 28, 2013, 07:33:36 PM
How simple was it to upgrade to those gauges? Or was it like that when you got it?

They look awesome!

I wired it up last night took me an hour, the only thing shady ab it is how the speed sensor is mounted(with wireties to my strut ) but I'm waiting on the adapter for the speed cable. in the mean time the magnet speed pick up is working for me.

How much did the set of gauges cost you? Did you take pictures? If so you should post a how to thread here when you get spare time. I have seen this done once before with this same speedometer, but instructions weren't exactly clear. Looks good

will gauges like that go on a 94?  i just picked one up this morning.  i have a post on it

Our German Sheperd wanted to pose with the bike this time...

And the gauges should fit right on it, I just mounted mine into the fairing.