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I googled a bit and the OEM rests are bloody expensive! I would contact www.rebootguzzispares.com for a used set. They often have V11 breakers

You could also check Aprilia parts.

Aftermarket passenger footpegs? Don't think there are any made. My guess is you're looking for rubber padded pegs? Just take the OEM one to a generic bike dealer and see what they come up with.

I use the ESR510 now and it works like a charm. However, the voltage at 5000 rpm isn't as high as with the OEM regulator. It's plug and play and I like that :-)

Same mirrors are on my 1200 sport. If you buy them from Aprilia, they are much much cheaper then when you buy them from MG...

Had the same problem a little while back. Replaced the regulator and problem was gone. I found out because it fried my battery....

In short the symbols mean: "If you don't know what to do, bring it to your mum"

My Ghezzi-Brian Sport Monza with Centauro enginge

Don't have an v11 anymory, it's turned into ghezzi-Brian Sport Monza. Then a MG 1200 sport. And together with my brother I have a '59 AJS C10, a '59 triumph T21 racer and a late sixties Aermacchi 350 racer

Can't wait. Today i wanted to take the 1200 sport out. First i had to put in the Valeo starter from the Ghezzi,

Agreed! Not making the solenoid available to the public is probably a marketing ploy in favour of the specialist Bosch repair service that you can find all over Europe.

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Make it so! :-) could you please contact them again and ask if they would mark the value of the ackage under $ 50- ? That way i possibly won 't have to pay import tax. Sent from a clever thingy with a microprocessor and an interweb connection

I'm looking for a US based forum member who can buy and ship me the follwing part: http://www.euromotoelectrics.com/Starter-Solenoid-BMW-R-BO106-SOL1-p/bo106-sol1.htm Strangely enough there is no source in Europe where I can buy it seperately. My 1200 Sport Bosch startmotor is okay. Only the solenoid needs to be replaced. Please contact me if you're willing to help. Of course I will pay for everything!

For me? You should'nt have! Sent from a clever thingy with a microprocessor and an interweb connection

Yep

If you don't like the bracket solution: a cheap Aprilia RSV fender will fit on the Öhlins.

Every good signer should be able to copy the original and reproduce them on adhesive vinyl.

eeehhh... aaah! you mean Single Malt!

When I drink single malt, it's a 18 yr. Highland Park. Very smooth. I'm not that fond of the iodine smell and taste of the peaty stuff. But I prefer old dark rum to be honest.

After studying the picture beter I see now that these are OEM Ohlins forks. Sorry for the mix up!

Radial brakes are not OEM on a Rosso Corsa. I think the PO did an upgrade.

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I now see you have radial mounts on the öhlins fork. I don't think the OEM Brembo calipers will fit. ... oh dear...

From what I remember the bearings are a standard size with inner diameter of 25 mm. No probs on availability.