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Here you go Tim the original and best. One of my 750's and my 1000 ( with the Aprilia RSV in the background) Beautiful bikes both of them.7 points
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Day one with mySport, August 2000 . . . Top 5 Moto Guzzi picks since 1965? V11 Sport/silver, V11 LeMans Tenni, V11 Sport "carryover"/burgundy, V11 LeMans/black, V11 Coppa Italia I mean, hey @4corsa, you're asking the other inmates on the ward!5 points
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Haha! Love is like that, isn't it? The experience of being part of the community that has grown out of these loves reminds of this quote by John Ruskin: "The highest reward for a man's toil is not what he gets for it, but what he becomes by it. "3 points
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Some progress going thru the Coppa Italia, svingarm back on, carbon fender, alu plate in front of rear wheel, led rear light, startus interruptus, better ground, all connectors cleaned and treated, Caig D. Front part to do. Tires from 2014, wondering about Dunlop Sportsmart TT. Yes IPA time. Cheers Tom. Sent fra min SM-S906B via Tapatalk3 points
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Mate, mine had a few er niggles at first which took a while to sort and gave me the shits at times! This was the era of Power Commanders to try and sort fueling issues as the ECU couldn't be altered directly back then. There were a few others too. But once sorted.... And this forum has been a godsend in that, she's a bike the like of no other and irreplaceable! Actually, even then I still loved the bloody thing as could always see the potential! Cheers2 points
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Top 5? V35 Imola, because it is so very pretty, and the riding position is close to perfect for me. And it's fun to ride. And I still love it after about 14 years. EDIT: I just had a look at the documents. I bought it in 2013, tried and failed to get it registered in 2014, and finally succeeded with the registration in 2015. So about 10 years. Doesn't matter, every time I ride it, I come home with a smile on my face. Mk III Le Mans. The first Guzzi I rode. It belonged to a bloke I shared a house with in Melbourne. Also very pretty, and a riding position that I liked. V11 Le Mans. Similar character to the Mk III Le Mans, but with most of the niggles sorted out. If mine didn't have so many problems as a result of poor maintenance by previous owners, I would love it. Or maybe I do anyway, in spite of that. Not sure about the other two spots. Maybe a Norge, but I haven't ridden one. Maybe a Griso or a Sport 1200, but I haven't ridden either of those either, and I'm not rapt about the styling of either of them. There is also the Breva 750 i.e. . Probably not accurate to put it in a top 5 list, because it is, after all, actually just a mid-sized commuter bike. I wouldn't say I love it, but I'm getting used to how it looks, and enjoying riding it more and more.2 points
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Forgot to mention V11 Sport in Green ..of course! Now that I think of it there was a V11 LeMans in Coppa Italia colours which was the best LeMans I've seen! Anyhoo, the V11 Range are definitely at the top of the tree as far as I'm concerned! Cheers2 points
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Yeah, I feel the same with my V11 Sport mate. I've owned it for 15 years or so now and still look forward to every ride and can just sit and look at it at times..... My tops.... The V11 Sport / Mk 1 LeMans / Mk 3 LeMans / 1200 Sport / V7 Sport ( original ) and the Griso if allows a sixth! Cheers2 points
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Now that the V11 is 25 years old, I would love to know where it stands in the transverse V-twin Guzzi model ranking of post 1965. I realize there is no scientific way to determine this, but even with all the lovely models since 2000, none of them have tempted me to part with mine. After selling my first V11 Scura, I bought a V11 Le Mans a few years later, and still love it. But by all means - those of you with a good knowledge of post '65 Guzzi road bikes, what is your top 5 ranking? (because this is the type of shite we do to pass the cold off-riding season days).2 points
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If you really want something Augusta with nice lines . . .2 points
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Just think. If it not for this moment, and this fine fellow, we would not be here together. I am SO thankful!!1 point
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My top 5: - V11 Le Mans Nero Corsa (surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet, with the Ohlins and lightened flywheel) - Daytona RS (4 valves!) - Mk 1 Le Mans - V7 Sport (original) - V7 750 Ambassador (I mean, the gas tank alone...)1 point
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On the topic of popularity it's strange how the V11 Sport/Le Mans series is in terms of what people are prepared to pay for them on the second hand market probably, well almost certainly the least popular BB V twin Guzzi. Here the SH market price for them is very poor. Even old T's and T3's are selling or asking for far more. Even 16 inch front wheel Le mans is worth more on the SH market. Very strange to me. Phil1 point
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Saw jeff and jan back in '78 (?) jan was a little thinner and had more hair. does it sound like Miami Vice?1 point
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Thats got to be one of the most moronic videos I've ever watched. I won't get that 3 minutes of my life skipping through it back I'm afraid. Phil1 point
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Somehow this reminded me of pulling the 'Sport into a parking lot full of new sportbikes.1 point
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Don't! (Do it!). Don't. Do it. Seems a little conflicted. . . Don't do it!1 point