Joe

Chuck, ride the Aero Lario down to Burkesville KY to the KSR......

Most riders don’t find themselves sling shot away from the Apex, have to drop the bikes lean angle until you’re almost knee dragging to avoid running off the track. All while doing 185mph, a predicament that pushed that motorcycle to its limits. The MotoAmerica spec Ducati runs World SuperBike electronics, maybe they helped save Josh from the Grim Reaper. ☠️

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Very nice for the money... https://stlouis.craigslist.org/mcd/d/union-2007-moto-guzzi-griso/7613785366.html

Docc, who owned the (spine frame) Daytona? I like those dual headlight Hinckley bikes.

It could have been much worse, with other rider's getting hurt along with Josh. What's not seen in the last lap that Josh eluded to in his video breakdown was that the competition between Cam, Jake and Josh was second to none, epic, some say best ever American Superbike race ever. With 12 lead changes in 15 laps, I would agree. What I hope is that the MotoAmerica Medallia SuperBike Championship racing stays this entertaining all season long with all three winning a race.

Josh Herrin explains the last lap of Race 2........ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcJ5l8KtiTc

Slainte

New lower price.... https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2000-Moto+Guzzi-V11-5025455725

The track marshals did a little better job on the second fire 🔥

King of the Baggers is a novelty but usually get more YouTube hits than the SuperBike races. It brings in a lot of non-traditional racing fans (read Harley-Davidson) & money to MotoAmerica. That said, they are 620lbs minimum, top 180mph, & race pretty hard.

Josh Herrin reportedly lost his front brakes in the collision w Cam on the last lap, that’s why he ran through turn 10a. I agree the BMW & Ducati have a lot more ceiling as they get their bikes sorted with the Ducati strongest later in the race. Herrin & Beaubier looked awesome this weekend, w Gagne the talent is definitely stacked in MotoAmerica SuperBikes this year.

The 2023 MotoAmerica SuperBike races at Road Atlanta this weekend have been nothing short of amazing. With four current and past champions returning to the grid on four different brands (BMW, Yamaha, Ducati, Suzuki) to battle it out, something had to give. Both races are worthy to watch, but the 2nd became an instant classic with 12 lead changes, couple fires and an epic last lap duel. Think World Super Bikes with an American twist of tradin' paint, perfection.

All of the above & it has a pretty nice custom seat. These bikes are sort of an obsession, once you dive in you can get hooked. For example I’ve owned two 2001 V11 Sports, one of them new just like the one your looking at in silver. You have to remember these are Italian bikes that weren’t Honda quality when new, trust me I know. But I love them, get a better price than 5900, and go into it willing to work thru any teething issues. Once sorted it is one of the coolest bikes you will ever own IMHO.

Better sound quality.....

This video seems to match this thread. Sound quality isn't the best but a nice ride video overall. I would really consider owning one of these "Baby Lemans", plenty of Guzzi character to be fun to ride.

Exactly, tech sessions garage

I like the Hepco Becker

They are different.

Doesn't look like a stock "small block" ....

https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2008-Moto+Guzzi-BREVA+1200+SPORT-5025514417 Forgot to post the link..

Not the fastest but were able to preserve their tires better than the rest of the grid.