Joe

Marquez was clearly the best rider in the race, w a brilliant performance. But I'm still rooting for Suzuki's Rin's and Mir's smooth approach of closing in at the end of the race to podium, again.

The three generations of Sports look good together Docc.

Date Race Network Time (ET) Sun., March 6 Grand Prix of Qatar CNBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., March 20 Grand Prix of Indonesia CNBC 3 p.m. Sun., April 3 Argentinian Grand Prix CNBC 6 p.m. Sun., April 10 Grand Prix of the Americas NBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., April 24 Portuguese Grand Prix CNBC 5 p.m. Sun., May 1 Spanish Grand Prix CNBC 6 p.m. Sun., May 15 French Grand Prix CNBC 4 p.m. Sun., May 29 Italian Grand Prix CNBC 5 p.m. Sun., June 5 Grand Prix of Catalunya CNBC 4 p.m. Sun., June 19 German Motorcycle Grand Prix CNBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., June 26 Dutch TT Assen CNBC 2:30 p.m. Sun., July 10 Grand Prix of Finland NBC 1 p.m. Sun., August 7 British Grand Prix CNBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., August 21 Austrian Motorcycle Grand Prix CNBC 5 p.m. Sun., September 4 San Marino Grand Prix NBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., September 18 Aragon Grand Prix CNBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., September 25 Grand Prix of Japan CNBC 2 p.m. Sun., October 2 Thailand Grand Prix CNBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., October 16 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix NBC 12:30 p.m. Sun., October 23 Malaysia Motorcycle Grand Prix CNBC 1:30 p.m. Sun., November 6 Grand Prix of Valencia NBC 12 p.m. –NBC SPORTS–

So I took the rear brake off, found that it heated up enough to melt the rubber. So I got it cleaned up enough for a rebuild kit. It also left residue on the rear disc and wheel.

This reminds me of my folks when I was a kid, never miss a chance to play it in every jukebox I find.

Very nice 2015 Griso w low mileage. Check out the other cars in the garage-mahal. https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2015-Moto+Guzzi-GRISO-5020736755

MotoGP RIDERS CONSTRUCTORS 2022 Standings Rank Rider Points Wins Podiums 1 A. Espargaró Aprilia 45 1 1 2 B. Binder KTM 38 0 1 3 E. Bastianini Ducati 36 1 1 4 Á. Rins Suzuki 36 0 1 5 F. Quartararo Yamaha 35 0 1 6 J. Mir Suzuki 33 0 0 7 M. Oliveira KTM 28 1 1 8 J. Zarco Ducati 24 0 1 9 J. Martín Ducati 20 0 1 10 P. Espargaró Honda 20 0 1 11 J. Miller Ducati 15 0 0 12 F. Morbidelli Yamaha 14 0 0 13 M. Viñales Aprilia 13 0 0 14 F. Bagnaia Ducati 12 0 0 15 M. Márquez Honda 11 0 0 16 T. Nakagami Honda 10 0 0 17 L. Marini Ducati 10 0 0 18 M. Bezzecchi Ducati 7 0 0 19 D. Binder Yamaha 6 0 0 20 Á. Márquez Honda 4 0 0 21 A. Dovizioso Yamaha 2 0 0 22 R. Gardner KTM 1 0 0 23 R. Fernández KTM 0 0 0 24 F. Di Giannantonio Ducati 0 0 0 25 S. Bradl

Mine is a 75, not all original but a rider.

Very happy for Aprillia too, it’s been a long road to the top. I root for Suzuki, Alex Rins & Joan Mir, although they don’t seem to have the top speed of the Ducati’s.

We had a southern jet stream driven heat wave role into the Bluegrass country, temps got up to 77 by afternoon. Took the opportunity to pick up my bike and air out any carbon buildup. About halfway home noticed the rear brake was sticking, heated up the rear disc. So we pulled over and pried open the pads with a pocket knife, looks like a rear master cylinder rebuild kit and brake pads are the next items on the parts list. It was a nice ride on curvy roads, bike ran brilliantly besides the brake hiccup.

https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2003-Moto+Guzzi-V11-5020646298

Looks like a long frame early 2003 V11 Sport Naked, with chin pad and Veglia gauges. I wish I could buy them all.

Lucky Phil I agree that the heat cycles would make this a bad idea. To be honest I didn't think it was even possible thus why I originally thought it was some sort of carbon fiber tape wrapped over the OEM valve covers. While this bike is def on the higher end on price, its rare and has a lot of farkles added, very nice example of a V11.

Nice Coppa Italia with low mileage, and what appears to be carbon fiber valve covers. Must be some kind of wrap, but looks the biz. https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2004-Moto+Guzzi-V11+COPPA+ITALIA-5020770475

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"carbon fiber booty lid"

p6x have you ever considered a Indian FTR? The S and Carbon are lookers along with the fact that they have an upright seating position with a handle bar? Its a 120 HP V-twin that sounds good.

Count me in on a carbon fiber seat cover.

Updated pics Rosso with the MPH riser kit using V10 Centauro throttle cable. All the credit goes to Kale on this install, he also cleaned on the bike quite a bit while waiting for me to source parts. The goal now is to ride these bikes to the Spine Raid Rally in Tellico Plains this summer.

Valentino Rossi wearing flip flops.......

I've been around Triumph since the 1990's because my father was best friends with the Central KY RAT leader. Although the quality has never been comparable to most Ducati's, they have improved over the years. I also thought that all new models are made in UK for a term before they transition to Thailand to control the quality, but maybe that was for the Bonnie, not 100% positive about the newest models. I had a 07 Triumph Tiger 1050 w 36k miles that ran perfect before I traded it, chain drive, cable actuated clutch and all.