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That looks nicely done, although I have never understood the esthetical value of (faux) carbon

Typical Moto Guzzi. The Limited Edition is a success, so they produce a second run!

It's the first Limited Edition model in the V11 series. Yours looks original. I just love the red color. http://www.v11lemans.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=5691

What I drink when I'm thirsty: Grolsch and Alfa beer

Heineken. Selling horse's piss to the world since 1873

A lot of dealers / tuners don't change maps, but change the complete ECU. I think the stickers are something a dealer / tuner has done himself. Can you contact the dealer where it was serviced? He should know.

As in the second picture "Attach this file"

First make sure your files aren't too big!

What Docc said...

Rear wheel: the oem paddockstand is the best way. You but it under the lower bolts on the sideplates (porkchops) Then a small jack under the sump to lift the frontwheel. To be safe I would tie the bike down, especially with both wheels off.

Back to topic. I think I will make several options available and have 3d party like CafePress or Zazzle do the shirts.

If you send beer, please don't send me Heineken. It's the worst Dutch beer you can drink. It's only known worldwide because of very clever marketing. I prefer Grolsch.

And one more modern. Two versions for light and black T's

Completely different retro design. Should be nice on a t-shirt.

If and when I do this, I'll start with it during summer when I have a bit more free time. And I have to look into different options, Have the merchandise printed myself and make you people pay upfront or use a service like CafePress. The latter is easier, but I can't say I'm convinced on quality. I'll make a couple more designs so you have a choice.

Outside Italy (and maybe Brooklyn ) hardly anybody knows Peroni or any other italian beer brands, and be honest, it's not what they're known for... Oh shoot, now I've started a beer discussion!

Well I had a couple of hours to spend and came up with this idea for a forum t-shirt. Whaddayouthink?

How could I forget Gutsibits...

As far as i can see in the parts list, it's not available seperately, but you could try TLM in Holland. Send them an e-mail: info@tlm.nl And Reboot Guzzi Spares has a Breva wrecker: http://www.rebootguzzispares.com/breva.htm Maybe a good source for other spare parts too?

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I filled in a job application for the local council and under disabilities I put Narcolepsy and Tourettes Syndrome. So not only will I be able to sleep at work, if someone tries to wake me up; I can tell them to @#!#$# off.

If you want to ride smaller nicer roads I suggest you stay in the north, east and south. Enterin NL in the north: The old fortified city of Bourtange is a nice place: http://www.bourtange.nl/index.php/en Going south there you'll pass the TT circuit of Assen. The province of Drenthe has some nice roads and outstanding nature. From there you could visit to the canal village of Giethoorn Comimg from Giethoorn you could visit the Batavia in Lelystad and then ride into the Veluwe The Veluwe is very quiet with forests and some nice roads. I live a little more south in the Achterhoek ("Behind Corner"). If you want, and if I'm not away myself, I can take you to TLM in Nijmegen. The riverside in Nijmegen is a great place to sit in the sun and have something to eat and drink. The city itself has lots too offer too. From Nijmegen you can ride a tour following the river Waal. Very nice scenery! If you go further south, Den Bosch (or 's Hertogenbosch which is the same) is a nice city. You could then follow the river Maas and end up in Maastricht. There are some nice places along the way and plenty of campgrounds.

Aaaahhh,... the Netherlands. There is a lot to see for such a small country. I don't know what you and the missus like? History, nature. culture? When are you planning to come? Do you stay in hotels or camp? If it fits I can take you out for a tour and show you some nice places in the eastern part of NL. I live about 45 min. ride from TLM Here's a good starting point: http://www.holland.com/global/tourism.htm A nice place to stay in the deep south is La Chaussee: http://www.lachaussee.nl . Paul & Marielle are great hosts! This is where we had the last V11 meeting in 2010 From there you can have some really nices rides in the German Eifel or the Belgian Ardennes

I still have two new inlet rubbers on the shelf. They're yours for € 7,50 the pair + shipping costs.

AFAIK, the Öhlins stuff on the V11 series was never listed at Öhlins. You'd have to buy from Guzzi.