Classic Guzzi Pics??

Discussion in 'Old's Cool' started by Rathlindri, Aug 26, 2008.

  1. radguzzi

    radguzzi The Journey is the Reward

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    ^^^
    That is just gorgeous Fireflyr,
    Nice retrofit.
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  2. baowah

    baowah Adventurer

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    My SP3, 1989.

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  3. vhntr1

    vhntr1 Been here awhile

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    Beautiful pair of bikes and some beautiful country side,a buddy of mine and I are taking a week this summer and rideing our Guzzi through Maine and doing some camping if the crazy stuff ever ends.
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  4. blackcat

    blackcat Been here awhile

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    This is the 76 Lemans project I purchased about three years ago. A good friend of mine bought it as is from a guy in south Florida and he talked me into buying the project as he wasn't going to put the bike back together. Almost everything was there except for the common parts that have been fairly easy to find. I'm still looking for original grey bell housings for the carbs and an early left side foot peg hanger which doesn't have the boot plate.


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    All the usual parts went to the powder coater:

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    And everything else went to the painter:

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    I rebuilt the engine with new sourced barrels, pistons and a newly ground Raceco cam.

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    The wiring harness and Dyna ignition being installed:

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    New headers were ordered from Teo Lamers along with new Lafranconi muffler's from Germany but they are somewhere in the shipping no man's land/US customs

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    In the meantime, I've painted up the shot muffler's to basically kill some time. The front master cylinder and throttle have shown up and a box of brake parts also came in today so those items will be installed next. The Dyna coils which should have been here a week ago are also somewhere out there.

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  5. Chalk

    Chalk Been here awhile

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    Fitting some relays to take the load of the switch gear and fitting some steel timing gears.
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  6. fireflyr

    fireflyr HIPster Doofus

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    Your garage floor cracked from the weight of all that badassery.
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  7. spezjag

    spezjag Long timer Super Supporter

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    ^ Needs pics from the front.
  8. BOOTLACE

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  9. BOOTLACE

    BOOTLACE Bikie Scum. Supporter

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  10. Dirk S.

    Dirk S. no details

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    just a few new clothes for the 1000 S


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  11. Mr. Vintage

    Mr. Vintage Family Dude Supporter

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    Had to brave the wilds of the outside world yesterday and run into work for a bit, so I took the Eldo - I love this thing, so chill and just a delight to ride. I just put the Q back together after a bunch of maintenance so I took it for a brief spin too, needs fresh gas and the new front brake pads bedded in but all good. :super
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  12. MZRider

    MZRider Neo-Luddite

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    I got two of mine out Sunday for the first time in over a month. Just puttered around some local backroads, 30 mins. on the V700 and 45 on the Convert. Helped brighten my mood considerably.
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  13. lounliraider

    lounliraider Adventurer

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    Start of the seventh season with my first and oldest Guzzi:
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    I just installed the king&queen seat and the batwing, and man it´s nice now, gotta love this bike!
  14. radguzzi

    radguzzi The Journey is the Reward

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    Yessir, even just a short blast can brighten the day indeed. Envious of the lawn mowing already... well, the riding too. :ricky


    Timely post. I have an old Bat Wing up in the barn that I was thinking of using on the Hack but... I will be hard pressed to find the directionals and reflectors to fill those voids on the fairing. I do have the rods for mounting and can fab up something to do onto the bars but those lenses are going to be a challenge.
    Are (were) these made by Bates or…?

    Great looking G5, is that former Police or just painted in the same livery…?

    Best,
    rad__
  15. lounliraider

    lounliraider Adventurer

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    This bat wing is Shoei, I think they were common somewhere in the seventies and eighties, but hard to come by nowadays. I used the original upper brackets and fabricated lower ones. Should you need pictures of the brackets, I can take some. The bike is what I know an LAPD presentation bike, but was not purchased by the dept. but sold further on without the police gear. Original paint, I also have original panniers, handlebars and some other parts.
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  16. Thunderbutt

    Thunderbutt Been here awhile

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    Is a 2008 Breva Sport 1200 to new to be considered "classic"? 20200419_122916.jpg
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  17. twowings

    twowings Rethinking Reality...

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    I say yes...:thumb
  18. fireflyr

    fireflyr HIPster Doofus

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    Hell yeah to the Breva. Love those bikes in red.

    stuck at work but a nice ride home tonight!

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  20. joevacc

    joevacc Been here awhile Supporter

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    Miss my Breva! I bought the Sport fairing and had the white portion painted black.
    Best looking bike ever. ;~)


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