cool.. i'll see if i can find one of those.. i have an impact drill but it wasn't doing much to loosen them..
lots of helpful advice in here.. got lots of options now.. thanks!
doh..nope :o .. i'll give that a shot as well.. the weights that are on there are pretty beat up, paint chipped, etc.. so i'm not really worried about scratching them up i suppose.. i'll give that a shot before i apply the heat
ya i know its pretty much sacrilegious to tear apart the GPz .. but to my defense.. im tearing it apart with the intentions of preserving it.. the plastics are in great shape.. im not certain they will stay that way.. my bike is my daily driver.. i'll be able to put everything back to stock if /...
attempted to take off my bar ends that have been on the bike for no telling how long.. couldnt even budge the mothersuckers.. they have a phillips screw in the end.. i couldn't get anywhere with a screw driver.. even tried my impact drill (battery operated) and that did nothing.. i tried to...
i dont know man.. i think that would be pretty sweet for like a 1 time deal.. i'd totally sport that around on the bike for a day.. thats a 1 time kinda thing. haha..
already have some brackets, bar end mirrors, and front turn signals on order.. trying to decide which/what size round headlight im going to go with.. really like the way it looked without that front fairing..
paid/stole this bike for $875 ... runs like a dream.. 15k original miles..
i know all the traditionalists won't like this idea.. but after taking all the plastics off this week to really clean the bike.. i love the shape of this bike and they way it looked after removing all that plastic...
well.. not sure why the [img] links arent working but i uploaded them as attachments.. sorry not sure why it wouldnt work the other way.. showed up in preview. :-\
so earlier this week i purchased a 85 GPZ 750 in perfect running condition, and in pretty good cosmetic condition. Today was the 1st day i had the chance to wash and attempt to detail the bike. It just need some elbow grease. I wanted to see what the bike looked like without that massive front...
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