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    I know where and when that picture was taken, but I don't know who AL is?
    Gary Granger
    Remember, we are the caretakers of mechanical art.
    2013 Suzuki DR650SE, 2009 Kawasaki Concours 1400, 2003 Aprilia RSV Mille Tuono

  • #2
    pictures? I'll try...

    Here's how adding a fairing from a 79F and Krauser hard bags and rear signals from 79F turned out on my XJ



    If it comes through, guess I got it...
    Last edited by Mike Hart; 07-09-2002, 05:56 PM.
    Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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    • #3
      Bike looks GREAT Mike!!
      Deano K.
      FJR1300a
      82XJ (now Kirk's)

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      • #4
        thanks

        Gee Deano, that's a big compliment from such an enthusiast of nakedness!!!! I'm in love with my XJ again, was even going thru the pics you sent of the XJ brochure today.

        Have you checked out the maps I posted for The Deuce?
        Last edited by Mike Hart; 07-08-2002, 09:34 AM.
        Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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        • #5
          Re: pictures? I'll try...

          You actually fit behind that fairing ? As tall as you are, it would seem that it would be a tad-bit of a close fit for your legs. I put a fairing on for a while, but the extra weight on the front end affected the handling and made way too much extra noise (not to speak about the extra engine noise that sharply more acute in the cockpit).....

          Originally posted by Mike Hart
          Here's how adding a fairing from a 79F and Krauser hard bags and rear signals from 79F turned out on my XJ
          Chuck "the Wildman"
          XS11 Midnights (80 & 81)

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          • #6
            Yes I fit

            Hi Chuck

            Yeah, I fit in no problem. The weight is negligible - maybe 20 lbs
            max? So far, I only notice positives - comfort, quiet. Sounds like
            opposite from your experience! The progressive springs in front
            (plus the Tkat FB) have so far handled things fine. Okay, it's no
            KLT ;>) but hey I'm happy.
            Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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            • #7
              Nice work Mike,,,,,I still have an XJin pieces and between yours and Deano 's I see I have my work cut out for me.
              Dean, yours is the best I've seen yet. Nice work as well. I might have mine done in a year or two at my slow pace.
              Mike where did you find the krause bags??

              K.Krieger
              Chesterfield, Va.
              Ken Krieger
              Chesterfield, Va.
              81 XS1100SH - Radar Rider
              82 XJ1100J - Black and Blue
              82 XJ1100J - Bucket o Bolts
              79 XS1100SF - Road Raider
              1980 XS1100 - Frankenbike
              85 XJ700 Maxim
              06 VMax - Black Max
              85 650 Nighthawk

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              • #8
                Krauser bags

                Thanks Ken. Gary Berg's XJ is very nice, so is Carolyne
                Mulvaine's. Mine looks better than it is in the photo -
                the pipes are rusty, the engine is grungy.

                I found those bags on a 79F parts bike. I think they may
                still be in business, but new bags are $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.
                Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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                • #9
                  Finished XJ Tranny

                  Hello everybody,
                  Just trying out the new forums, and wanting to post a few messages to get rid of the "NEWBIE" status! The pix is not very good, but it shows the XJ1100 that we have been working on finally ready for the road.....sans license and inspection!!! Kevin "Ex" only lives a few blocks away, and so he gingerly road it over there so he will have quicker access to it Monday PM after he gets done with the DMV.
                  I left the washing/polishing to him.
                  Well, this is going to take a little more work in trying to figure out how to post an image to these messages!! I see the IMG button, but then it's asking for a special address to link to, like a files section of this website, not a command to upload the picture persae!?!? Will try later.
                  T.C.
                  T. C. Gresham
                  81SH "Godzilla" . . .1179cc super-rat.
                  79SF "The Teacher" . . .basket case!
                  History shows again and again,
                  How nature points out the folly of men!

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                  • #10
                    Mike ,,,is that a homemade back pad on your XJ,,,looks like the one shown in the do it yourself file on the site??? Still looking for one of those things for my 81 Special,, never say die. I may have one custom made. I know some very talented metalsmiths,,,. Just don't want another mortgage for art work,,
                    Ken Krieger
                    Chesterfield, Va.
                    81 XS1100SH - Radar Rider
                    82 XJ1100J - Black and Blue
                    82 XJ1100J - Bucket o Bolts
                    79 XS1100SF - Road Raider
                    1980 XS1100 - Frankenbike
                    85 XJ700 Maxim
                    06 VMax - Black Max
                    85 650 Nighthawk

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                    • #11
                      xj back pad

                      No, Ken, that is a rare OEM Yammy backrest!
                      Got it from a dealer in 87.

                      You must have seen Gary Berg's XJ back rest thing,
                      it's really good.
                      Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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