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    '83 200e ready for another 30+ years

    Attachment 228744Attachment 228745Attachment 228746Attachment 228747Attachment 228748Attachment 228749Attachment 228750It all started the night I brought it home and just wanted to clean it. 1st I took off seat, then battery, racks, fenders,air-box, tank, bars then-oh my-cables & wiring. That was night #1. Next several days were cleaning and labeling parts. Sent frame & parts to powder coat. Hours of sanding fenders & repairing a couple cracks. Pictures I took of every step, along with labeling everything, was invaluable. Had trouble with alignment-that's when I found 3ww and guys helped me right away! THANK YOU! It runs & drives nice. Still don't have a book for it. Thank god for goggle. It all works and I'm happy
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    Sorry. Not sure why the pics posted like that. Thanks for looking!

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    wish i could find a pair of frt shock springs and hydraulic dampers to go in them for my 83

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    That looks really nice. I loved my 83 200e. Was the best machine for camping. I had a trailer full of firewood hooked up, me and my 250-300 pound friend was on the back, and chugged away through the woods to our campsite with ease. I had some gear strapped to the racks too.

    I installed a 12v cigarette lighter outlet in the trunk too so I could power some stuff and charge your phone if need be. Or plug in your tire pump. I like to have them put on all my big reds.

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    Thank you, ghostv2. It sure was a fun learning experience. I've often wondered about those 12v plugs and what was used on them back in '83. Pretty cool, though. I like your idea of lighter in trunk.

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