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Your GL1000 is beautiful, nice job. I'd think for a quick on, quick off trunk mount the entire subframe shound be removeable. Fabrication will surely be involved but take a minute to Google the term 'ball lock pin'. Imagine a hitch...

Hey thanks, I’ll look into that!

Here is my 1978 GL1000 restoration. I took off the tail trunk and cut the windshield for a sleeker look. I want to figure out some way to add a quick disconnect mounting system for the tail trunk for when I want to add it back for a...

@terry Thank you Sir for your very kind offer. However, me being situated in Sweden and You who I presume being located in the U.S. would by effect prevent any such affairs. I’m talking about the cost of shipping such huge parts from...

I have a complete set for sale - sort of. Sold my kz1000. I never rode behind anything but Vetter. Hate to get rid of it but no real use other than nostalgia.

Photo taken in 1978 a few weeks before I joined the Armed Forces. I was 19 later that year. The bike was bought from a classmate that had rebuilt it with an ex Sidecar racing engine. Hepolite high compression pistons, 4S camshaft...

I’m always on the look out for a Windjammer but the older GL1000 that used to have Windjammers on here in Sweden, now usually get renovated back to showroom condition, and all the extra gadgets like fairings, trunks and luggage gets...

Hello VOGers. Sadly the forum doesn't get the traffic it once did. However, I am still going to continue to keep it alive. I had not noticed the issues with posting images, as I have not posted images myself for sometime. The image...

By the way, all of these pictures are from Cycle World and can be seen free of charge on their web site

Mystery Ship

windjammer SS, trunk & saddlebags all keyed alike $300 includes the bag mounts, radio housing and the gold wing fairing mount Paul@ 937-212-7085 located in Dayton Ohio

Man that is super cool! Looks like something out of the Munsters or perhaps something the Monkees would ride. Very cars of the stars like. The Windjammer is a perfect fit. Excellent job, and thanks for sharing the pics. Keep us posted!

trike complete ready for engineer approval