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- hoganp
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performance/custom parts
just wondering if anyone new of an online dealer of custom/performance parts for gl1100's. Thanks!
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Re: performance/custom parts
Hello and welcome aboard hoganp, we're glad you could join us.hoganp wrote:just wondering if anyone new of an online dealer of custom/performance parts for gl1100's. Thanks!

Have a look at this Topic, You'll find some interesting links there.
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- hoganp
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Re: performance/custom parts
Thanks!
I'll check out the links and have a look around. I love this site, had no idea there were this may people ridin' the barenaked wing!
I'll check out the links and have a look around. I love this site, had no idea there were this may people ridin' the barenaked wing!
Try wrote:Hello and welcome aboard hoganp, we're glad you could join us.hoganp wrote:just wondering if anyone new of an online dealer of custom/performance parts for gl1100's. Thanks!![]()
Have a look at this Topic, You'll find some interesting links there.
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I have found sites for dressup parts, gaskets etc. I'm wondering if anyone is aware of a supplier/manufacturer of items such as performance camshafts, rocker arms, drag pipes, etc. Thanks,
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Dougal wrote:There are far to many suppliers of parts fir the 1100 to post here, maybe if you gave an idea of where you are it might get a good respose.
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I know that Kerker used to make a 4 into 1 pipe for the 1100, but, you might only find one today at swap meets or on Ebay. J.C. Whitney.com has a selection of pipes that may work for you.
Most any engine rebuilder should be able to direct you to someone who could regrind your cams to a hi performance profile and the can also resurface other valve train parts if they are worn out of spec.
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Most any engine rebuilder should be able to direct you to someone who could regrind your cams to a hi performance profile and the can also resurface other valve train parts if they are worn out of spec.
Vic
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Thanks, I was thinking more along the linds of a drag pipe but a friend of mine told me to use the headers of an older wing and then put straight pipes .....Victorious1 wrote:I know that Kerker used to make a 4 into 1 pipe for the 1100, but, you might only find one today at swap meets or on Ebay. J.C. Whitney.com has a selection of pipes that may work for you.
Most any engine rebuilder should be able to direct you to someone who could regrind your cams to a hi performance profile and the can also resurface other valve train parts if they are worn out of spec.
Vic
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