Ghezzi-Brian Furia Replica

[jihem]

Thanks, wasn't sure. I thought the SuperTwin was designed to use the 5 speed, I had not heard that they had changed the design to use the 6 speed box in the newer models.

 

No, the Supertwin is a different motobike than the Monza as it uses the Ghezzi-Brian frame, GB swingarm, Braking perimetrical brakes and the 5 speed gearbox of the ol' 1100 Sport plus, apparently, the cam from the EV...

The Monza is a KIT you put on a V11 and as such it retains all motor characteristics of the V11 and it has the following:

 

- Body and front fairing

- Front/rear frames

- Seat

- Lights

- Aluminium gasoline tank and pump

- Belly pan

- Digital dashboard (optional)

 

Various options available.

- Paioli fork ø 41

- Mupo fork ø 43 or 46

- Mupo monoshock-absorber

- Braking system with Brembo radial calipers

- Stearing plates with setting trail

- Forged aluminium or magnesium rims

- Aluminium swivel arm

- Aluminium push rod with uniball

[jcbooghs]

I wish they'd offer a bodywork kit for the Supertwin

 

Steve,

if it's just the bodywork you are looking for

why don't try here:

http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/guzzi/ghezzibrian.htm

[Paul Minnaert]

Thanks, wasn't sure. I thought the SuperTwin was designed to use the 5 speed, I had not heard that they had changed the design to use the 6 speed box in the newer models.

 

 

The only thing they sell now, as kits do nothing with the frame, so you keep the v11 frame with its geometry. I suppose you can still buy all parts to build a supertwin, including frame, only to get it legal on the road is a problem now.