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59 minutes ago, Lucky Phil said:

If you want to really improve the bike and save a massive amount of weight and dont mind spending money commission a elegant chain drive conversion and rid the bike of the heavy leaky inefficient POS shaft drive system altogether.

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Wouldn't that be quite something!  Has this ever even been done? Or are Guzzisti too bound to their walking stick? :oldgit:

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7 minutes ago, docc said:

Wouldn't that be quite something!  Has this ever even been done? Or are Guzzisti too bound to their walking stick? :oldgit:

I'm thinking something like the Magni chain drive conversion for 70's MV Agustas

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How would that turn 90º off the gearbox output shaft? A chain drive Guzzi . . . .

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4 minutes ago, docc said:

How would that turn 90º off the gearbox output shaft? A chain drive Guzzi . . . .

Would require a whole new rear gearbox housing with an internal bevel drive. Better in there than dangling off the back wheel.

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Converting a Guzzi to "chain drive" deserves its own thread. This thread is about the care and feeding of the V11 driveshaft and its needs and peculiarities.

Such a delight how you guys are thinking outside "The Box(es)."

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All cool, bud. We're all here to converse.

I've long tried to maintain a searchable archive here for the common concerns of our V11.

This driveshaft is a critical component that we must all understand and maintain well. :luigi::nerd::race:

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Yeah, like the idea of an off the shelf 90° box with chain drive.  Make sure the wheel turns in the right direction though. :wacko::lol:

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