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Showing posts with label Moto Guzzi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moto Guzzi. Show all posts
Friday, October 15, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
UPDATE: An Old Schoo Guzzi Adventure Conversion.
UPDATE: Craig in the comments sends a link to the original blog post. The original post with lots more pictures is here: http://zecraignosmonstercycles.blogspot.com/2010/09/steve-mcguzzee.html. Looks to be a great blog too! Be sure to check him out! Thank You Craig!!
It's written in french so his post through Google Translate and came up with the following from his blog post:
Transformations Guzzi scrambler are rare and successful ones are exceptional.The difficulty is the design of the chassis designed by the engineer to moult Tonti farm tractor perched high in a sleek racer and efficient on the road.The frame lowered, stiffened by a large tube bracing welded and fitted with a wheelbase folds difficult contortions that would impose the first motorfreaker come.This scrambler is truly remarkable. If I understood the comment by the Italian author who is an inveterate chatterbox, this embodiment is characterized in this way:
The idea is to evoke the CR 400 Husqvarna by Steve McQueen in "On Any Sunday", it specifically (source Motorbike Search Engine):The original model is a 1000 SP1. The engine has been boosted by Dromo bike to make him spit up to 90 hp (!). The collectors have been sawn and re-welded to produce a high exhaust 2 into 1 on the right side of the machine.For the part cycle, the fork tubes have been lengthened by 10 cm, the bridge from a V7 hosts a bevel in the short report 6.32 equipping police motorcycles, folding footrests are provided by former Aermacchi. The wheels 18 "have been retained and the fenders T3. The main stand home-made" notes "instead of bridge.The reservoir is a special V7 in its small capacity. It is decorated with the autograph of Steve McQueen and logos side are drawn in the style Gilera. The saddle is a Cagiva 125 redesigned. The lighthouse mesh that contains the start switch is provided by a Guzzi TT 125. The instrumentation is reduced to a tachometer. The clignos are retrieved from a CB750 Four.
A personal appreciation, but I feel it remains to verify that the swing arm is shortened to reduce the wheelbase, which contributes greatly to the harmony of the whole terrain in this version.So far, the prettiest guzzi proto scrambler I've ever seen ... Che bella!
How cool is that! Anyone have more info on this beauty? I'd love to know more.
It's written in french so his post through Google Translate and came up with the following from his blog post:
Transformations Guzzi scrambler are rare and successful ones are exceptional.The difficulty is the design of the chassis designed by the engineer to moult Tonti farm tractor perched high in a sleek racer and efficient on the road.The frame lowered, stiffened by a large tube bracing welded and fitted with a wheelbase folds difficult contortions that would impose the first motorfreaker come.This scrambler is truly remarkable. If I understood the comment by the Italian author who is an inveterate chatterbox, this embodiment is characterized in this way:
The idea is to evoke the CR 400 Husqvarna by Steve McQueen in "On Any Sunday", it specifically (source Motorbike Search Engine):The original model is a 1000 SP1. The engine has been boosted by Dromo bike to make him spit up to 90 hp (!). The collectors have been sawn and re-welded to produce a high exhaust 2 into 1 on the right side of the machine.For the part cycle, the fork tubes have been lengthened by 10 cm, the bridge from a V7 hosts a bevel in the short report 6.32 equipping police motorcycles, folding footrests are provided by former Aermacchi. The wheels 18 "have been retained and the fenders T3. The main stand home-made" notes "instead of bridge.The reservoir is a special V7 in its small capacity. It is decorated with the autograph of Steve McQueen and logos side are drawn in the style Gilera. The saddle is a Cagiva 125 redesigned. The lighthouse mesh that contains the start switch is provided by a Guzzi TT 125. The instrumentation is reduced to a tachometer. The clignos are retrieved from a CB750 Four.
A personal appreciation, but I feel it remains to verify that the swing arm is shortened to reduce the wheelbase, which contributes greatly to the harmony of the whole terrain in this version.So far, the prettiest guzzi proto scrambler I've ever seen ... Che bella!
How cool is that! Anyone have more info on this beauty? I'd love to know more.
Labels:
adventure bike,
Moto Guzzi,
unusual
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
2010 Moto Guzzi V7 Cafe Classic Motorcycle
First, we must take steps forty years ago if we understand how the legendary Moto Guzzi Sport v7, v7-inspired Classic Cafe today, has evolved. In the year 1969 increased Mandello del mechanics Wario the ability of a cube from the cross of the 90-degree V engines from 703 to 757cc, which significantly increased the level of maximum performance without reducing all forms of bad reputation for reliability and durability that are behind the success in the marketplace and with v7 half of the world’s police forces.
Continue Reading ... 2010 Moto Guzzi V7 Cafe Classic
Continue Reading ... 2010 Moto Guzzi V7 Cafe Classic
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Classic,
Moto Guzzi
1980 Moto Guzzi V50 - Classic Bikes For Sale
Moto Guzzi V50
City: Ayrshire/Scotland
County: none
Country: Great Britain & NI
Date Added: May 18, 2010
Manufacturer: Moto Guzzi
Model: V 50
Engine: 493cc
Year: 1980
Price: £1500
Private Sale/Trader?: Private
Description:
Moto guzzi V50, 493cc vee twin, year 1980, milage 22736 ,triple disc, electric start, shaft drive. Fully restored and in excellent condition,red with black kept on sorn and stored in the garage.
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Classic,
Moto Guzzi
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Five Favorite Production Motorcycles of all time Numver 5: Moto Guzzi V7 Sport. (ahem... the original one)
This one is more emotional than logical. It's a big, long, heavy, moderately powered bike. But my oh my does it "speak" to me. The sound and the style... Yep that's number five. But I'll have more honorable mentions over the next few days and I'll probably put together an "anything goes" list here in a few days or so (as opposed to production bikes only) so stay tuned.
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Favorite 5,
Moto Guzzi
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Reader Ride. Moto Guzzi Wanderlust From France.
Olivier Chartron sends in this spectacular photo for the wanderlust series of his "Guzzi Jackal in France in the beautiful place named Vercors."
Outstanding!
Outstanding!
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Moto Guzzi,
Reader Submittal,
wanderlust
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Go and Pay Chalopy a Visit!
Chalopy has been knocking it out of the park lately and he has one post in particular that is LOADED with great vintage pictures!!
This is a very small taste
This is a very small taste
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Moto Guzzi
Sunday, August 15, 2010
UPDATE: A Very Special Guzzi (ASMG)
Some very nice modern touches. Somehow they manage not to overpower the rest of the bike. Found it over on ADV Rider Cafe Racer Thread.
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cafe racer,
Moto Guzzi
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
1973 Moto Guzzi 850 Eldorado
Motorcycle / Spare Part Details
Model: Moto Guzzi 850 Eldorado
Year: 1973
Description: Here we have a 1973 Moto Guzzi 850 Eldorado. This bike has the four leading shoe front brake and has had new cylinders and pistons fitted and a complete new stainless steel exhaust system and a newly recovered seat. The bike runs beautifully and is very original and would benefit from a good detail.
Price: AUD $8,950.00
Price: AUD $8,950.00
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Classic,
Moto Guzzi
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Stunning Moto Guzzi El Dorado Resurrection
Awesome resurrection of 1973 Moto Guzzi. El Dorado. For the full story see this thread over on ADV Rider.
After
Before
After
Before
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before and after,
Moto Guzzi,
restoration
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Update to Earlier Guzzi Post....
I received an e-mail in response to this post (2 posts down) from the builder to inform me... Well here's what he wrote:
Wow! Thanks Very Much for the Information, the Picture and the Link to your Guzzi forum thread. Fantastic!
Hi ,
Somebody placed my Guzzi on your blog as picture of the day. (ED: I found it on ADV Rider)
Well that was a picture taken long ago..now it looks like this and its still a work in progress.
We have steepend the headstock 2 degrees,
Modified a 6 inch aprila wheel to 5,7 inch for perfect alignment.
Removed injection i favor of 42mm mikunis
MV Agusta front end with bespoke fork bottoms for radial calipers ect ect ect.
Now iIm adding a aircraft oil temp and pressure gauge in the tank... it never stops
Have a look here:
Hope u like it
Regards from Holland
Jasper
Wow! Thanks Very Much for the Information, the Picture and the Link to your Guzzi forum thread. Fantastic!
Labels:
cafe racer,
Moto Guzzi,
radical
Monday, June 21, 2010
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
2010 Moto Guzzi V7 Clubman Racer Pictures and Specs
New relies Guzzi v7 in the classic design, when we riding seems enter in last century but the engine is up to date that suitable needed in this year. Continue Reading ... 2010 Moto Guzzi V7 Clubman Racer Pictures and Specs
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Moto Guzzi
Friday, May 21, 2010
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