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Here it is.

Ok, looks like I do have the stock on one. The other is all black and no external adjuster. Just an adjusting collar for spring preload.

Two V11's have different rear shocks. 2001's built a month apart. One looks pretty wimpy, which I'm guessing is stock. The other is much better build quality. Who made the stock shocks?

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⁸ I can only deal with what is in my control. Since that post from over a year ago, I have gotten records on many more bikes. More important to me are the records telling me the recall was not satisfied. I passed on two beautiful V11's because of no recall work performed. One guy said he didn't go fast and the other guy said he didn't care. Allrighty then...

Yes it does. It was impeccably cared for. Jay Leno couldn't have done better.

No all in one in Oregon, but I never asked if they can do that. I like the way Indiana does things, at least regarding registrations.

As usual, good eye, @docc. The engine guards might be another giveaway? They look aftermarket...but I'm no expert. It's just that my 2004 V11 has different ones.

This just popped up here. Not my bike. https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/mcy/d/portland-rare-2004-moto-guzzi-lemans/7726145577.html

@red lion TNT sports

This bike is the definition of well sorted. Demonstrates the difference between price and value.

Expect owner involvement.

These bikes have always intrigued me ever since I saw one cruising years ago on the roads in Yosemite NP. It is surprising how many of these pop up for sale near me, especially late models. I can see one of these in my future, just for the thrill of that beautiful engine. It is a far cry from my '83 RT R100 which I purchased new. https://www.facebook.com/share/mVBQhNWyQPjT18SW/?mibextid=kL3p88

Now that you called them Mickey Mouse @Lucky Phil, I have to change them.

In the shop working on the Griso...this came on, brought back memories of a certain someone in NY when we were 15. 54 years ago...Wow! Perfect Love https://g.co/kgs/Q7T9sCq

I have the Pirelli Scorpians on my Stelvio. They feel good on the road, not sure how much confidence I would have on them in the loose stuff. Not even sure I want this monster on loose stuff.

Somebody likes red...

How can you not love those jugs?

These guys could be a source.

Same diameter?

Well I guess that's why they call it an adventure bike. Chalk that up as #1. Good luck with it!

I would offer him 2k max. Needs wheels and tires, plus everything you find after you get it home.

Jeez, she knocks it out of the park. Where's her Grammy?