GSF1200 (from new) over twenty years ago now (；∀；)
No wonder I’m getting older too . . .
By the way, this is the machine-bent up type.
Besides this, standard machine-bent, hand-bent, and hand-bent duplex came in four patterns . . .
Those were nice times, weren’t they?
I spaced out and it’s been a few weeks in the shop? I’ll get right on it.
Taking off the sprocket.
I’m used to it, so it goes fast . . .
This is the first OH, but past greasing has been done, so the condition is good.
Overall, it’s at a level where reuse is good.
But this time we’re replacing it (*´艸｀)
As you get older, garbage sorting gets stricter.
Did you know Meguro Ward is running a campaign to reduce garbage bags?
It’s better to make things as small as possible.
Finished with wet blasting ☆
Finished with gun coat ☆
Whether you do it or not doesn’t change performance, but it does add to the sense of work done, doesn’t it?
I definitely think cleaner is better.
Bolts and nuts are definitely new too (*´з`)
They don’t cost much. Replacing them makes the appearance suddenly sharp, so definitely do it.
There’s almost no point in reusing them . . .
The chain slider is discontinued (；∀；)
That’s just how it is these days . . .
If you’re riding an oil-cooled bike and thinking about taking apart the swingarm, you should get one while you can.
*By the way, the Bandit 1200 and Inazuma 1200 don’t fit either (；∀；).
Replacing the stud bolts too is extremely good.
I wonder if the outside of the stud is round to make it easier to insert . . .
It suddenly looks sharp! (*´з`)
It’s nice when function and appearance go hand in hand ~
To be continued (‘ω’)ノ
