Guest atl.guzzirider Posted February 22, 2006 Posted February 22, 2006 I have got a 2002 champaign lemans that I want to run w/out the faring.......Has anyone done this? If so which parts did you use for the headlight mounts and headlight? I could get the stuff from guzzi, but it would cost a fortune. Walt Bowen
Guest SFGUZZI Posted February 22, 2006 Posted February 22, 2006 I have got a 2002 champaign lemans that I want to run w/out the faring.......Has anyone done this? If so which parts did you use for the headlight mounts and headlight? I could get the stuff from guzzi, but it would cost a fortune. Walt Bowen 79636[/snapback] Walt... I dont know what parts are needed but please contact me if you are interested in selling your body work for the lemans, i have a naked v11 and want to convert to Lemans body work... Who knows maybe we could trade..interested...?? Thanks SF
Admin Jaap Posted February 22, 2006 Posted February 22, 2006 I have done this conversion: You need headlampbrackets and a bigger headlight. If you want you can put on a SBK handlebar. Lots of options available for that too. If you can trade with SFGUZZI you'll get all the parts you need!
Guest atl.guzzirider Posted February 23, 2006 Posted February 23, 2006 Thanks for the interest and the info. guys, I really want to hold on to the fairing as I may decide to put it back on or at least in the winter. My current plan is to order the brackets from guzzi and from what I have seen the buell cyclone headlight is the same part #'s for 1/3 the price. Hopefully I'm right on the latter if not......may try to find a used guzzi light. Thanks, Walt Bowen 02 champaign lemans
Guest atl.guzzirider Posted March 13, 2006 Posted March 13, 2006 Jaap, I've got the mounts on order but am trying to get around using the guzzi headlight due to the cost. Did you go w/the guzzi light or other?.....I'm looking at a buell light which is supposed to be very close if not the same. Thanks. Walt Bowen
Admin Jaap Posted March 13, 2006 Posted March 13, 2006 The Guzzi headlight is a standard Bosch item. Also used on a few BMWs. Don't know which type(s) For used Guzzi stuff try http://www.rebootguzzispares.com http://www.tlm.nl/onderdelen/
Guest countersteer Posted March 13, 2006 Posted March 13, 2006 I've been using the Buell Cyclone headlight and mount for the past four years, removing the LM fairing for summer riding. I leave the Buell headlight mounts on full time, but rotate them to the side to clear the fairing mount when the front end turns. The Buell mounts have ears for a little flyscreen from Buell, but I cut those off. I also ordered the MG headlight harness and spliced it into the Buell headlight so the unit is a quick plugin. I mount Buell turn signals to the Buell light mounts. I'm also running a Flanders Touring GT handlebar, which is a superbike bend but with about 1.5" more pullback to clear the LM fairing. Yamaha Virago ('83?) risers painted black with just enough rise to clear the fork adjusters provides about a 3" rise from the MG clipons. The stock clutch and brakes hoses work, but I had to run the clutch hose above the spine. You can see it next to the crank vent fitting in front of the tank. Takes me about an hour or so to switch setups. The Buell headlight mounts were only about $17 apiece. The headlight was about $250. The turn sigs are $6.00. Suzuki SV1000 barend weights make a big difference, reducing bar vibration by at least 50% over the stock setup. My current plan is to order the brackets from guzzi and from what I have seen the buell cyclone headlight is the same part #'s for 1/3 the price. Hopefully I'm right on the latter if not......may try to find a used guzzi light. Thanks, Walt Bowen 02 champaign lemans 79709[/snapback]
orangeokie Posted April 23, 2006 Posted April 23, 2006 I've been using the Buell Cyclone headlight and mount for the past four years, removing the LM fairing for summer riding. . . . 82005[/snapback] If you're still around CS, could you post a pic of what your bike looks like with the Buell setup? thanks
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