Wheels

[jharvey]

I've searched high and low...is there a source anymore for lightweight wheels for the V11?

 

 

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[brlawson]

If you want a "lightweight" wallet you could go Kineo.

 

Currently, you can get them from Guzzitech or from Ghezzi - Brian

 

[Admin Jaap]

You can also order in Germany at Daes Mototec. Bloody expensive though:

 

http://shop.daes-mototec.com/de/Fahrwerk-7/Fahrwerk-24/

[MartyNZ]

Did you read the post by sp838 about Marvic Piuma wheels?

http://www.v11lemans.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=19372

http://www.marvic.it/en/moto/

[GuzziMoto]

The hard wheel to replace is (obviously) the rear wheel. There have been a few people who have customized rear wheels to work on a Guzzi, and there have been a limited number of off the shelf options. But usually the off the shelf options go away almost as fast as the show up as there ain't much money to be made selling expensive bits for Guzzi's.

If you find some and they are what you want, buy them as you never know how long before they are no longer available.

[jharvey]

Still can't find anything...

 

 

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[stewgnu]

How well off are you? If sir is flush, i wonder if dymag could sort you out...?

[Lucky Phil]

Check Huite's bike bike on Paul Minnaerts site, its fitted with PVM wheels.

http://www.fastguzzi.nl/

 

Ciao

[jharvey]

In looking on the PVM site, I cannot find any wheels for any Guzzi.

 

 

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[Lucky Phil]

In looking on the PVM site, I cannot find any wheels for any Guzzi.

 

 

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Try emailing them, like many companies they dont necessarily advertise for 16 year old bikes but can possibly make on request.

 

Ciao