Paul's GSX (Argentina)

[Gix11]

Here's some more international flavour.
How's this for a mad looking GSX?:

http://www.streetfighters.com.au/forum/upload/2655965666354.jpg


Here's Paul's email:
"es una gsx 750e modelo 1980 tiene un kit wiseco 816"

I think that's pretty self explanitory.

[Weaselman]

Thats cool... El Mucho Grande

[Iceman]

GS500 fuel tank, quality all the way.

[TurboKat]

Of all the bikes I've seen... that's one of them. (Deano 2007)

[Hillsy]

Best Argentinian fighter I've seen so far this year ;)

Are they dirt bike forks?? That's scary....[:0]

[WATEVR]

WTF!! bwhahahaha, that is out there, champion effort

[zx12argh]

Love that minimalist screen - thats pretty cool.

[Gix11]

Paul's been busy on this since 1999. Here's some more photos he sent through of his build.

http://www.streetfighters.com.au/images/forum/arg_gsx/new5.jpg
http://www.streetfighters.com.au/images/forum/arg_gsx/new4.jpg
http://www.streetfighters.com.au/images/forum/arg_gsx/new3.jpg
http://www.streetfighters.com.au/images/forum/arg_gsx/new2.jpg
http://www.streetfighters.com.au/images/forum/arg_gsx/new1.jpg

[hmmmnz]

thats choice as chips :D thinking out side the square :D

[pt]

that is pretty cool. like that headlight/screen thingo.

[sharky]

quote:Are they dirt bike forks?? That's scary
Long enough for most older naked bikes to use (unlike modern stubby USD's), re-spring to suit the weight, work out second caliper mount and cheap as chips for fat fork legs...common as in the early UK days