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gpz 1100
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h.b.bear
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gpz 1100
Just thought i'd throw up a pic of my latest toy, a 1983 gpz 1100.Bottom ferring will be removed and a original set of exhausts fitted one day if i can find some, other than that and the engine beening repainted she is pretty much original from what i can see
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Gosling1
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Re: gpz 1100
Nice ! 
love these old girls. OEM exhausts will be hard to find, the black chrome didn't tend to last that long. Some Wynns Injector cleaner every now and then will keep the injectors in good nick. Doing a balance on the injector butterflies is also something that will keep it running well....
love these old girls. OEM exhausts will be hard to find, the black chrome didn't tend to last that long. Some Wynns Injector cleaner every now and then will keep the injectors in good nick. Doing a balance on the injector butterflies is also something that will keep it running well....".....shut the gate on this one Maxie......it's the ducks guts !!............."
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Lurch
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Re: gpz 1100
Hey look, its Gooses big brother.
Re: gpz 1100
Very tidy mate, nice find - I don't mind those full fairings on the GPZs though...
GPZ1100 B2