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that's right. I knew there was a reason I bought that thing. Thanks Jaap. Z

Just a small add on question, what type of grease should be use? Z

I wonder if those spokes will fit on any of the other bike.

Oh, jim that was bad. Was a damn good race though. That was a rather nasty crash and I'm still trying to figure out what was up with rossi. Ciao Z

I'll have to see if I can swing by a duc shop and pock around with one. see what I can dig up.

I think I remember reading somewhere that a Monsters ECU would work on the Goose. Well, and just a guess here, wouldn't that mean that you could use the dash and guages off one also? Just a randome thought that crossed my mind on the way home today. Let me know anyone might know the awnser to this. Z

My avatar changes from time to time as I come across better pics. Right now it's my bike with the new bits on it (I should have some more pics on here soon.) As for the screen name well it's a couple thing in one: Co = I started riding as a co-pilot on the back of my dads bike when I was a kid, been hooked ever since. Z = kinda funny story behind this. At the end of my first deployment we pulled into Hawaii and after 113 day of sea time I found out you can't drink as much as you usually can. after a hard night of "relaxing" I woke up the next morning with a "Z" tattoo'd on my chest. Oh the joys of youth. 1100 = the displacment of my last three bikes. So if you say it together it comes out as "CoZ" (as in Cozy) 1100. My bike comfy. eazy to ride. Guess its kind of a lot. Z oops my bad. My avitar my bike over in Sicily. Got it mistaken with another web sites avitar.

...... But they keeped that gas tank..... I do see potental in the bike and fram, that tank though.........

Surfing around the web site and came across the dealer locations. It seems they only sell them in italy. But I'm sure if you ask them they'll mail them to you. Hmmmm, maybe an alternet set of pipes for when I get tired of the Quat-ds. Z

It's surprisingly an easy job accually. I did mine in a parking lot and if I had done a little more preparing for it I'm sure it would've only taken me an hour or two. As for when this might happen If youre really worried about just change it out now. That way you beat it to the punch Ciao Z

valve walk through Here you go. just to save you the search time. ciao Z

working on it. I'm throwing it on the dyno at school tomorrow asap. Z

Head guards..... yes, working on it. Had to get a job first, you know the money thing. I'll get more pics tomorrow. Z

Got out of class today with only one thing on my mind, Get the bike on the road. Put the bevel box on mounted the wheel, fine tuned the converta bars, and mounted the quat-d can. SHE STARTED RIGHT UP! Rumbling like thunder. This bike is awsome now. Next project speedo and steering damper and maybe a fork job. Then Paint! Ciao Z

I had it all stripped down, I just couldn't get the stupid bearing out of the way of the seal. I got though. Alittle heat, the right size punch and a highly calbrated persuation device (aka hammer) and she popped right out. Actually I kinda felt stupid for asking Z

was searching around the wildgoose board for options I came across these: http://www.electrosport.com/electrosport_speedo_2700.html Anyone here tryed these? Ciao Z

okay, so nothing else to do to day anyways plus I need to repaint the bevel box. pulled the box off the bike and I've been trying to figure out, how the hell do you get the bearing out to get to the outer oil seal with out jacking up the thing? Z

Got anymore pic?

Thats a shame. I think the thing really cool. Looks like it'd be fun to take a spin on. ciao Z

MV Augusta 60cc Monomoto Superleggera This MV Augusta 60cc Monomoto Superleggera is the experimental machine ridden by young wealthy Italian Luiggi Bandini, during practice for the 1954 Milano-Taranto Road Race. Bandini tragically lost control in a misty mountain section, while waving to a pretty spectator. His grief stricken father, Count Enzio Bandini, “The Falcon,” never again permitted anyone to ride or even view this advanced design, and knowledge of its whereabouts faded. Eventually, rumors of this fascinating machine reached the motorcycling bon vivant Todd Fell. On a trip to Naples, Italy, his quest to find it was rewarded at the Bandini country villa, where in 2004, fifty years after the tragic accident, the late Count’s family was persuaded to part with the treasure.

Are you talking about the seal on the right side of the box or the o-ring on the left? I just ask cuase mine has been leaking since my crash about 2 weeks ago and I'd kinda like to know whats up. Z

I just bought the Ex-box exhuast from these guys. Really stand up people. Pualo there speaks english I think, anyway, it might take some time for them to get back to you. Ciao Z

WOOHOO!!!! Just came in and thier already on the bike. The finish on them are a bit subpar. I'll see if I can get that fixed later on. Now I'm just waiting for the fairing, bars, stearing damper and exhaust to get here and I'll be Good times Z

Just playing with you guzzirider. citimoto, if you got the red frame why not go with the green paint. I've thought about doing this with the Lemans, but then I'd have to strip eveything down and I'm just to lazy for that. also I'd have to go naked and I REALLY enjoy the fairing. Ciao Z

oh ya, that really constructive. Thanks guzzirider.