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Indeed, this one doesn't have the fixed frame windshield

AFAIK easy swop. There are a few germans who did it.

Hi Saggio, welcome to the forum! You had some trouble registering, but you're in finally in! Btw, you're bike is not a V11 Café Sport, but a V11 Ballabio. Basically the same bike, but the Café Sport has the Öhlins goodies.

Reverends => religion => pointless discussion on a Guzzi forum... You could have known That's what I thought too! And nothing more.

FYI - Paul Minnaert and a few other Guzzisti are racing their Guzzis at the Ducati Club Race this weekend. I will support them tomorrow at Assen. http://www.ducaticlub.nl/?action=read&id=52

Maybe the cable is loose at the bottom end. I have the same problem every 300 kms or so.

I got a really nice offer on the new Dunlop Qualifiers. Anybody got any experience with them on a V11?

Yesterday I loaded my iPod with OSI (Office of Strategic Influence) which I listened to at today's wrenching session. Weird, but I liked it.

Is this one of their bikes?

Antonio, just pulling your chain. Just like you do with others on this forum all the time... (I think I succeded, btw.)

BFG doing some roadside repairs:

Yes, we really need a elaborate fix for a problem that doesn't exist...

I've recently seen these things on TV in the Giro d'Italia bicycle race. The used them as water bottle carriers

None, he just likes to be recalcitrant (I had to look that one up )

I don't know if he's in your neck of the bush, but Aussie Guzzi-guru Pete Roper is here on this forum quite often. If he isn't able to do it himself, he'll know a good shop.

I changed the code a bit, now you can see the hidden links in her message... bloody spammers...I should delete this thread.

Reminds me... A guy comes home late and drunk:"Woman, you have a headache?" "No, why?" "Then we're having sex, now!"

My V11 near Ayr, Scotland

That'll be it. He told me they were a shop specialized in trials bikes like Fantic, GasGas, Montesa, etc.

Bertie is spot on. On the ferry there were two older Scotsmen who were planning to attend an AJS-Matchless rally in Germany. One of their bikes leaked too much oil the day before leaving so he took his Scorpion and replaced the badges. He was afraid that he wouldn't get in. He told me he worked at a bike shop in Berwick (a former Guzzi dealer) I had a really nice chat with them on the boat.

Came home about 3 hours ago in beautiful Dutch weather. Bike ran like a dream all week. I'm going to file this week in Scotland under "best times of my life". It was really great to meat some of the UK based V11 riders and although the hotel was a bit of a disappointment it was all good. Too bad we had to leave a few behind. The weather didn't bother me and I enjoyed the countryside riding the empty roads. Oh, and I'm all for Galloway next year! I rode through it on monday and it was by far the best riding I ever did! Count me in. Condider this a warning. FWIW, I can recommend the Crosskeys Hotel in New Galloway. I spent the night there and the people were just fabulous. So, now it's time to wash the bike and buy some new oil and tyres. Before I forget... Has someone else spotted the new AJS bike? This one was on the ferry last night.

This ridiculous argument doesn't give me a warm fuzzy feeling...