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  1. If I go to sleep with a V11 wiring harness under my pillow, or whatever electrical part imparts the most wisdom, will I wake up as all-knowing as you guys in the morning? Is that what you do? No. I don't think so. I will have awful creases in my cheek and sheets stained from the charcoal-black, burned wires.
    3 points
  2. Make no mistake, the "RedFrame" V11 Sport was/is a real "sporting" Guzzi. So-much-so, that Moto Guzzi very quickly lengthened and braced the frame, offered a fairing, with a wider rear rim/bigger tire, changed the forks, and offered "handlebars" (over the clip-ons). We > RedFrameTrash < are just lucky to land here and soak up the love.
    3 points
  3. From my stint in the saddle of my own V11 Sport, I must say it offers it's own unique blend of Ducati soul, Harley torque, and airhead BMW indefatigable drivetrain. ... and yes, it really is "sporting", but somewhere between a full on sportbike, and a proper large touring bike. I'd say that the V11 series are like the BMW GS-series. A proper GT machine. Comfy, torquey, long-legged, and they just serve up lazy, drama-free power. Just marvelous.
    2 points
  4. As discussed above in the email chain, the college decided the R1 was a different surge suppressor than the R. This is what the R stands for according to OMRON's data sheet. It is even possible, and I am going out on a limb here, given that it is a surge suppressor, the R1 maybe that larger blade for better conductivity while everything else remains the same. Again, if you read the feed-back about the R1, it is said the larger blade fits the socket anyway.
    2 points
  5. I'd like a copy of those cartoons when finished please ...
    2 points
  6. Should be the cover photo to "Guzzi Quartely"...
    1 point
  7. Yes, that's the other one, My VII Sport was grounded to thereat release switch, I noticed it was slow to crank one day but fortunately I figured out what it was before that happened.
    1 point
  8. Halftime: "The Music of Rush" - Ohio State vs. Maryland, 10/9/21 1) 0:30 Spirit of the Radio 2) 2:35 - Limelight 3) 4:10 - Closer to the Heart 4) 5:02 - Red Barchetta 5) 5:22 - Fly By Night 6) 5:34 - YYZ / Drum Solo 7) 6:45 - Tom Sawyer
    1 point
  9. Just lurking here Gentlemen................ If those are premium and will work on 2000 to 2004 V-11 Sport models I will need some of those please. Ciao
    1 point
  10. Perhaps this will work if you can put up with my waffling for twenty minutes? https://youtu.be/BDshMp-bM_0
    1 point
  11. I have ordered five from a seller who promised his R1s were OMRON original. Once they get to me, I will take pictures and post them here.
    1 point
  12. Even with knowing about the extra 274 miles to make a true and proper 200.000 km, it was cool to see this on the odometer today.
    1 point
  13. Got the cancel email this morning! "Todaycomponents.com" should rename themselves "Yesterdaycomponents.com" lol.... Their website was not updated to reflect the zero stock. I am going to go with the "R1" which I found on eBay.
    1 point
  14. I found a company who still has them: OMRON G8HE-1CT7T-R-DC12 Here's the link. The G8HE- 1CT7T is top of the list. I bought 10.
    1 point
  15. I'll do my best, but they usually jam the mimeograph machine. They say I should be more careful with my graham crackers and milk. I think they're just lazy and don't want to crank the thing.
    1 point
  16. ^ side stand switch is easily by-passable if you are in need. Same with the clutch-in-to-start switch. I carry a side-stand bypass plug (homemade) in my underseat kit. Hacked the connector off an old wiring harness and closed the loop. Honestly, to start this bike... ignition switch, kill switch, clutch switch, side-stand switch, neutral switch, starter button, relay, starter solenoid, battery amperage, starter motor... what could possibly go wrong?
    1 point
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