vilguy
Registered user
Hi guys,
Finally picked up the gs yesterday as a stolen recovered, damn it was heavy lifting that thing into the van! (no ramp)
anyways it looks alot worse than it did in the pictures but nothing too serious, could do with some help with the following though, any help would be appreciated!
l/h ht lead cap, never ever done any work on ht leads, its snapped in half, can i replace just the lead or is it attached to the coil pack permanently?
rocker covers, ok how the hell do you get out the rocker cover bolts??!!
the classic one, i was going over it for an hour but bugger me can i not figure out how to get the riders seat off, got the pillion one off, but the front one?? There are 2 additional locks on the rear of the bike, the rear seat one and the one on the right hand side with the helmet latch, is it this one? only i was trying to turn it the other way and it went solid and didnt want to snap the only key.
Other than that, problems are :-
some t*** cut the ignition key wires off... and really short so thats going to be a fun job
the rear tyre valve has tried to be repaired with a tie wrap, zipped around it.... nice
front beak, cockpit, screen, headlights, are all pretty mashed up... but i think i can rescue the beak with some cunningness.... and the cockpit maybe... if i buy a plastic welder
handlebars are corroded to buggery so i have a new set of fatbars to go on, just need to get those conversion kits
otherwise its mainly just some corrosion on bolts and stuff... the actualy paint of the bike is pretty much immaculate... even though its been sat in a garden for 2 years!!!! unmoved!!! There was mould and stuff all over it, quick jet wash and it looks really nice.
Anyways,
If anyone could help me out with any of the above, i would appreciate it. I really want to get the seat off so i can get to the battery and get the bloody thing started (hopefully!)
And if anyone has any spares that they want to get rid of for the bits that i need , let me know.
oh and i need a l/h rear passenger peg assembly too!
Cheers guys
Paul
Finally picked up the gs yesterday as a stolen recovered, damn it was heavy lifting that thing into the van! (no ramp)
anyways it looks alot worse than it did in the pictures but nothing too serious, could do with some help with the following though, any help would be appreciated!
l/h ht lead cap, never ever done any work on ht leads, its snapped in half, can i replace just the lead or is it attached to the coil pack permanently?
rocker covers, ok how the hell do you get out the rocker cover bolts??!!
the classic one, i was going over it for an hour but bugger me can i not figure out how to get the riders seat off, got the pillion one off, but the front one?? There are 2 additional locks on the rear of the bike, the rear seat one and the one on the right hand side with the helmet latch, is it this one? only i was trying to turn it the other way and it went solid and didnt want to snap the only key.
Other than that, problems are :-
some t*** cut the ignition key wires off... and really short so thats going to be a fun job
the rear tyre valve has tried to be repaired with a tie wrap, zipped around it.... nice
front beak, cockpit, screen, headlights, are all pretty mashed up... but i think i can rescue the beak with some cunningness.... and the cockpit maybe... if i buy a plastic welder
handlebars are corroded to buggery so i have a new set of fatbars to go on, just need to get those conversion kits
otherwise its mainly just some corrosion on bolts and stuff... the actualy paint of the bike is pretty much immaculate... even though its been sat in a garden for 2 years!!!! unmoved!!! There was mould and stuff all over it, quick jet wash and it looks really nice.
Anyways,
If anyone could help me out with any of the above, i would appreciate it. I really want to get the seat off so i can get to the battery and get the bloody thing started (hopefully!)
And if anyone has any spares that they want to get rid of for the bits that i need , let me know.
oh and i need a l/h rear passenger peg assembly too!
Cheers guys
Paul