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[Richarddickey2]

Hello I'm a new member I have used this site time to time to gain knowledge on where to get parts for my girl (GL1100I) as we all know parts are getting scares and it's nice to have other people who have the same thing in common. I look forward to people picking my brain as well as I picking theirs.

 

[steve84]

welcome from a fellow okie. lots of good info on here.

 

[slabghost]

Welcome to the fun.

 

[Omega Man]

Welcome to the forums!

 

[Ansimp]

Welcome from Oz

 

[Dusterdude]

Welcome

 

[joedrum]

Richarddickey2 » Sun Nov 16, 2014 9:35 am[/url]":1xh3uojv]
Hello I'm a new member I have used this site time to time to gain knowledge on where to get parts for my girl (GL1100I) as we all know parts are getting scares and it's nice to have other people who have the same thing in common. I look forward to people picking my brain as well as I picking theirs.

welcome to classic thats what we do here ...pick on each other :hihihi:

 

[brianinpa]

Welcome to Classics from PA!

 

[backlander]

Welcome to CGW.

 

[mcgovern61]

Welcome to the site from New Jersey! :clapping:

 

[zman]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Winger 82]

Welcome from N.Western,Pa. :hi: :hi:

 

[Steve83]

Welcome from Southern California! Enjoy!

 

[mjanderson]

Welcome from Northern California.

 

[backyardtrouble]

Welcome from a close neighbor... :wave:

 

[tom foreman]

welcome, :music:

 

[GLDavis3639]

New Member to this Forum. I bought a 1987 GL1200A - thought I would just ride it until it was too cold and do repairs and upgrades along the way. Nope, second day it turned into a lemon. I have been working on it ever since - a lot I could say, but I love to work on them almost as much as to ride them - but this is an expensive hobby.

Thanks for all the good advice here and glad to see so many folks here from Oklahoma. I am in Southeast OKC/Moore and working under an open carport - anybody want to come by and give me a hand - GLDavis3639 - [email protected]

I am currently doing some soldering and rewiring and redo on the timing belts. Already rebuilt the starter, put in a drive shaft and changed oil, flushed and flushed and then changed the coolant - and then oil again and that is about it. Gas tank has no rust, but lots of hoses with some rot problem - I have finally gotten the manual from Amazon - not buying anything from them again.

Hasn't run enough to be sure what I got. More as I discover what I have ahead of me.

GLDavis3639

 

[Ansimp]

GLDavis3639 » Thu Nov 20, 2014 2:35 pm[/url]":3pxc2p1l]
New Member to this Forum. I bought a 1987 GL1200A - thought I would just ride it until it was too cold and do repairs and upgrades along the way. Nope, second day it turned into a lemon. I have been working on it ever since - a lot I could say, but I love to work on them almost as much as to ride them - but this is an expensive hobby.

Thanks for all the good advice here and glad to see so many folks here from Oklahoma. I am in Southeast OKC/Moore and working under an open carport - anybody want to come by and give me a hand - GLDavis3639 - [email protected]

I am currently doing some soldering and rewiring and redo on the timing belts. Already rebuilt the starter, put in a drive shaft and changed oil, flushed and flushed and then changed the coolant - and then oil again and that is about it. Gas tank has no rust, but lots of hoses with some rot problem - I have finally gotten the manual from Amazon - not buying anything from them again.

Hasn't run enough to be sure what I got. More as I discover what I have ahead of me.

GLDavis3639

Hi, start a new thread so that everyone can welcome you properly. Once you get a chance post another new thread about your 87 with pictures if possible. Keep up the good work under the carport :good: Welcome from Oz. :yes:

 

[joedrum]

welcome to classic gldavis ...i bet the 87 is just due for some update it all ...