footgoose

just fyi, this is not a verb. It's a noun, like Batman. Pressureangle is a helluva guy too.

Take yer time, change yer mind, no worries. Life is busy.

I have one from a 2003. $400. plus ship. I rode the bike and it worked. I'm moving, so slow turn around.

Now I'm confused. I'm a US people and I say the deja-vu 'u' - oo like booth, and I thought you meant Mus 'u' was like Musk? anyway, my French lady friend said it just like this guy. She said she was from Paris but may have just been flirting with me.

Ah, you say tomah-toe. Now I don't know all the French, but I'm going with the way my French friend said it.

lovely post Bill. all of it.

Agreed. A lovely French restaurateur I worked for some years ago in Phoenix introduced me to it, and several other things. I loved the way she said moose ka day please David.

I prompted this and it answered. I won't bore you with it but... I'm reminded of a quote from the Terminator. "and it absolutely will not stop, until you are dead"

I only have access to Grok so no sound promps or playback. Took all of 2 seconds. Am I using it, or is it using me.

There is so much incredible talent out there, and so much of it 'under the radar'. Always has been I suppose. I saw a curious post from a musician I follow on X. He asked an AI to write and preform vocals and all instruments, using some of his own ideas/prompts for style and genre. He posted a short clip, which had a spiritual rock band sound. Generic but very professional. Human soul was represented well. Wish I could repost it here. He then said the result made him wonder if he should ever pick up a guitar again. I hope real human talent like these folk doesn't get lost in the race to transhumanism.

a future biker created.

An Elvis Presley favorite snack was a peanut butter and nanar sandwich as I recall. Do you mean dud maybe? A dude (dood) is a male. In the last century, a male with fancy attire. To your point, a Guzzi Centauro is def a nanar

Happy Christmas to you sir. It's a great time to be alive.

^^^ Wow. nice. ^^^

What with low miles, and the seller apparently motivated to sell, And a top Guzzi guy knowing what is needed to bring her up to reasonable standards, this is looking more like a real find for someone wanting to add a bike or replace a 'long in the tooth' bike. How often does one see a classic come up 'word of mouth'? If I were not so long in the tooth, I might be westward bound.