Actually, I have one also. It has a very minor ding on the left side about the size of a dime, where a little plastic was gouged out when my brother dropped it. I also have a lower left cowl with a few dings, and a rear left tailpiece with a lot of paint scratches. Since it was dropped on the left side, most left side panels were replaced. My brother dropped the bike when it was only 2 months old, and he paid for the new body pieces out of his own pocket (to the tune of over $1000) in 94. When I got the main cowl fairing, the guy said there were only two red ones in the world (at the time), and they sent me one. It was damaged by UPS, so I sent it back and they sent me the other. Considering that parts were so hard to get, I figured I would hang on to the damaged parts, maybe sell them. At one point I was going to give the tailpiece to somebody for free, but then the changed their mind and did not need it. -----Original Message----- From: Walt Z Bodnar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 10:34 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Fallen GTS I was in a motorcycle salvage shop last week and noticed an upper front fairing section for a RED 1993 GTS with a few scratches on it for I believe $110.00 ! It was hanging in the front of the shop among a host of other front units for various bikes. This place is called Barry's Motorcycle Salvage located at 120 Walnut St. in Montclair, New Jersey USA ph# 1-973-746-3622. Hope this helps. "Crisler, Jon" wrote: > > Well, in the US the upper front fairing would be a pain to locate. Not sure > if they are in stock, at least in the faster red. > > -----Original Message----- > From: uranus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 10:59 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Fallen GTS > > Greetings to all, > > I've been away on holiday for three weeks, so I've only just re-subscribed > (digest mode). While I was away some kind soul picked up my GTS . . after > it had been knocked over by some ass soul. That's life in the big city. > > But it means I am now in the market for the following spare parts, new or > reasonable used . . . > > 1) Left hand front indicator housing (not the amber lens, just the > housing). > > 2) Upper front fairing. > > Quite a few other bits are scratched and scraped, but only those two bits > are actually cracked. The rest I'll try and polish out (it wasn't perfect > anyhow), or maybe get some spray paint to match. I bent the clutch lever > straight again without any apparent sign of metal fatigue. > > Otherwise, can any UK listers recommend a seat re-cover service? The fabric > of my seat has seriously degraded (time/weather) and has now the strength > and consistency of brown paper, plus it leaves little sticky plasticky bits > on my trousers. > > e-mail me on- or off-list if you can help, many thanks, > > David T.
