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Late 2012 Diablo Nero . Black/Silver 20k , No scratches no marks no peeling graphics or bubbles..perfect paint, 2 original keys  ..ignition never coded
 
20k miles 
 
Rollerized from the Factory
 
Updated sump gaskets installed
 
Intake throttle bodies removed and cleaned last year, new OEM air cleaner installed  ( they looked good and airbox was clean with all drain and breather hoses intact when removed)
 
Swing arm removed and all bearings and shaft and drive shaft greased with marine grease last summer ..they all  looked good and not dry when removed 
 
Beetle fueling  Map installed made to match this exhaust system..
 
Valves , TPS and Throttle balance all checked and set with Guzzi Diag a few moths ago
 
All rubber hoses replaced last summer,
 
Metal Quick release fitting installed on new fuel lines
 
New Wilbers competition "42  rear shock with remote preload
 
New  Matris front fork cartridges installed and set up with with rear shock
 
New Brembo T-Drive front brake rotors And new front and rear Galfer  pads installed last summer
 
New Speigler front brake lines last summer
 
New Brembo Corsa Corta Brake and Clutch masters with Billet  integrated fluid tanks 
 
Arrow titanium headers and mid pipe with Mistral High mount Titanium oval can with removable baffle 
 
New Lithium battery
 
Corbin seat and good OEM seat
 
Freshly powder coated Marchesini Forged wheels with good Michelin "Road 6” tires
 
Moto Demic”Adaptive”  LED headlight 
 
Rizoma fully adjustable rear sets
 
Rizoma quick fill fuel cap
 
Moto Gadget Bar end mirrors
 
Bar risers ( not installed)
 
MotoGadget rear turn signals to clear exhaust.
 
RossoPuro oil cooler cover
 
Rosspuro. Heel guards
 
SW Motech tank bag and mount ..Like new…
 
Hepko Becker C- Bow mounts and Hepko Becker  Hard Bags not currently mounted..excellent condition 
 
2 sets front  fairings ..Both are Moto Guzzi....one medium height clear adjustable and one tinted  black Bikini
 
Oxford Heaterz premium grips  not currently mounted ( the wires are all run to the steering stem, ready  for plug in.)
 
Many, many  Spare service parts…
 
I have ALL stock parts in good condition that go with the bike except the. Original heavy Wire wheels which I sold last year.
This bike is spotless and beautiful and needs nothing as far as I know..and it has never caused me ANY problems at all.
Fresh oil and filter with zero miles on it.
Currently Registered in my name in California..Buy and ride anywhere…….
$8000
 

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Back at home in its usual naked trim after the Southen Spine Raid..2003

 

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On Road..Breakfast with docc and the boys

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Pete will have a little bit of wee coming out on this one.

 

Phil

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This bike is the definition of well sorted. Demonstrates the difference between price and value.

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8 hours ago, KINDOY2 said:

Freshly powder coated Marchesini Forged wheels with good Michelin "Road 6” tires

Un connaisseur !

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Life happens Pete....Its probably the most reliable and easy to ride bike out of the more than 100 bikes I've had in my 72 years.

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Great Job KINDOY2, All the Right Stuff 

 

           Did we see this bike at last years Fall Spine Raid?  Note zip tie on Right fork leg, every one should do this and check multiple times each ride. Pays dividends in suspension setup. 

 SKIP

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Yes ..It was at the Spine raid last year..Great time there too..!!:bike:

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5 hours ago, KINDOY2 said:

Life happens Pete....Its probably the most reliable and easy to ride bike out of the more than 100 bikes I've had in my 72 years.

Sounds a bit ominous. Hope you're OK.

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5 hours ago, Skip said:

Great Job KINDOY2, All the Right Stuff 

 

           Did we see this bike at last years Fall Spine Raid?  Note zip tie on Right fork leg, every one should do this and check multiple times each ride. Pays dividends in suspension setup. 

 SKIP

Umm, really. Don't know about others but once I've set up the preload and compression damping to my riding and road conditions I don't need a travel indicator again. Besides a slight smear of grease with your finger indicates just as well when the dust seal wipes it down under compression.  

Phil

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48 minutes ago, Lucky Phil said:

Umm, really. Don't know about others but once I've set up the preload and compression damping to my riding and road conditions I don't need a travel indicator again. Besides a slight smear of grease with your finger indicates just as well when the dust seal wipes it down under compression.  

Phil

Thanks PhiI. But I prefer the zip tie, and I enjoy seeing how much travel I use on certain sections of road especially after that one big pot hole I couldn't avoid. Its a gauge, just like my oil and temp gauge.  They add some JOY to my total riding experience.;)

SKIP 

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I'm eager to welcome this impeccable Griso into the stable. She'll be elbowing-out my Nero Corsa, which will be for sale momentarily.

 

Update: The Nero Corsa is likely sold. I'll post an ad if that changes.

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On 3/5/2024 at 12:21 PM, pete roper said:

Sounds a bit ominous. Hope you're OK.

I'm good Pete...Thanks. Nah..nothing ominous!

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