GPR Camp: Replica Racers

I’m selling my 2004 GPR project. The frame has been cleaned up to be run with no bodywork and painted in satin black. I replaced the top end with a 70cc kit and installed a pollini carb and a foam Uni filter. I pressure tested the motor but I haven’t ever fired it. I installed a new clutch with stiffer springs. The fork was rebuilt to suit a 200lb rider, and the rear shock has a stiffer spring with preload adjustability. Brand new tires and battery. Airtech fiberglass “tank” is unattached but is super light and awesome. New NGK iridium plug and wire and a new water pump impeller. Brembo brake and clutch levers. Stainless steel brake lines. NOS fuel tank with a high density foam seating material applied directly to the tank and a brand new gold chain.

This bike is about 75% complete—the tank fairing needs to be attached and it needs instrumentation. I spent a bunch of money, and planned to take this to the track. I still think it would be a blast in that environment. I lost a good friend riding a while back and my enthusiasm for the sport is gone. I’ll take $1200 obo, and you cover shipping. That would be a steal consider the time, and money I’ve got in this beautiful little gem.

Sorry about your friend.

Where are you located?

Pictures?

Tora,
Thanks for the help with the photos! I’m located in Wichita, Kansas.

Happy to be of service. Sounds like Dangerous Dave is interested in the bike. He'd provide a great home for it.

It's very intriguing, but the 800 miles between us makes things a little tougher.

D Dave

How about somebody make me an offer? If there are no takers by the end of the month, I’ll donate it to Kars for Kids!

Tora has appealed to me to be patient so I’m just going to let this sit here!

Yeah, give me a few more weeks, if you can. It's a great looking bike, with (obviously) a lot of forethought, and craft put in it.
It would be my first GPR
Just bought a house, plus the IRS still owes me a return for this year.

I for one would really like to see you ride the bike. All that effort deserves the reward of enjoying the bike.