Well the rotors are Honda, actually the exact same rotors as my 2003
VFR800, but the GL1500, and the CBR600F3 used them as well, so a common
rotor to get, It was picked because it has almost the exact same offset
just a 2mm spacer is needed to move into the plane of the stock Rotor. The
forks are off an E or S model GS1000, or the 850 and 1100 G. The Rotors are
off a 90's Kawasaki ZX600R or a consourse 1200 of roughly the same Vintage.
The stock GS master cylinder is the right size 5/8 inch, and with the
stainless lines it now has a decent lever travel.

On Mon, Jul 20, 2015 at 1:34 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Very nice. I like the boldly modifying and skillful cobbling together.
> Remind me what these parts were/are, before/after.
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