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Great site! I just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. I purchased my first katana way back in 1984. It's a 1983 GS1100SD. I now also own two 1983 GS750SDs. One is complete and the second 750 is in the restoration process. I started by completely disassembling, power coating the frame and any black piece on the frame(fork sliders, battery box, fairing brackets,kick stand, center stand, etc) Unfortunately with the purchase of a fixer upper house, the project has been on hold. I hope to restart working on it soon.
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Yes, pics of progress are needed. We hope you find whatever information and moral support you need as well.Comment
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welcome.
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pics,pics,pics!!! WE WANT THEM NNOOOWWW!!!!!!
welcome to KR
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Welcome to KR2002 GSXF 750
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welcome can't wait too se picssigpic
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How do I post pics?
I clicked on photos and got an error message.Comment
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Welcome!sigpic Mulholland Hwy Ride
1992 Katana GSX600F (on permanent loan to a family member)
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G'day from Oz.
I'm building a house myself but I still find time to work (meditate) on the Kat. It's how I zone out of all of the c%^p that the day sucks out of me.
Great to have you with us and don't kill yourself with the fixer upper. I nearly did and its not worth it.
All the best,
Scott.Comment
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