Joe

I saw that one, some touch up paint here and there, overall presents well. Clutch work completed (supposedly).

My Indian Chieftain Limited 116 has 126ftlbs of torque and only 79HP. It will cruise with my wife and I along with all our “stuff” all day over 80 mph effortlessly. The bike weights over 850lbs so it’s not going to win a drag race with a sport bike from a dead stop, but will maintain speed with much less drama. BTW it’s not slow.

Bump…..I have the 1st cottage rented, feeling optimistic for the Spring Kentucky Spine Raid. Plenty of “tech sessions” in the garage, curvy roads and BBQ. We will be staying by the lake, I’ve been researching a few fishing charters if we have anyone interested…..

Alfa GTV6’s are allowed at Spring SSR.

Docc, add this to our Spring SSR Wat points please.

Docc, you need more hemostats.....

The Maserati is beautiful, I would like to see these roads in person.

I love these cars, and yes the V6 sounds glorious.

My guess is it started life out as an V11 Jackal with a lot of bolted on generations of Tonti frame bits.

Good, different sound from the original Mistrals, a raspy bellow that gets out louder as you accelerate. I still have the db killers installed, but have heard Kale’s bike running without them, & it’s really loud.

The V11 Guzzi’s power delivery have soul, can be found to be addictive. You did make the right choice Mick. 😎

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Stairway to Heaven……very cool build project….I love the Hinckley Triples….song is perfection.

I almost don't know where to begin, but this is a good start. I have many Indian motorcycle buddies that swear by Gentleman Jack, and its really good. They visited the KY Bourbon Trail over the summer and tried Woodford Reserve Double Oaked, & loved it. Is one better than the other is a personal choice, but KY corn-based, barrel aged whiskey, aka Bourbon, is some of the finest produced, the sales speak for themselves. https://www.history.com/news/how-kentucky-became-the-worlds-bourbon-capital#:~:text=Kentucky's wide temperature swings—from,absorb and release the whiskey. Kentucky's wide temperature swings—from chilly winters to hot summers—are also conducive to producing bourbon because they cause the charred oak barrels, which give the spirit its amber color and distinctive taste, to alternately absorb and release the whiskey.

I think its cool that Illinois Basin coal is being bought as fast as they can mine it, to help out Germany's current strategy to diversify fuel sources.

The bloke who had to decide about that is Robert Habek, vice chancellor and minister for the economy and climate protection. He is a member of the green party. A moment of clarity?

Hiding the brass behind the gift 🎁 wrap. Nice!

Moto Guzzi seemed to love picking up a few parts lying around the factory and use (some of) them in the next model year. Status normal, pre-Aprilia-Piaggio I guess.

Looking at the dash, it looks like he lowered it somehow. The top of the triple clamp looks like it is from a 1100 Sport or something different than stock. There are a lot of subtle changes than just the paint. I think the Akrapovic’s look righteous. Lastly, I have never seen a white V11 Sport, definitely different.

I had a similar issue, stop/run switch was faulty. When in the run position, I tapped on the switch and the relay picked, fuel injection primed.

I would have left the original foot peg "pork chops" red. The new V100 Mandello will also be available in white.

I like this custom color V11 Sport in Bianco Polare, nice bike w Akrapovic exhausts.