- Polished hand-made aluminum
tank from The Tank Shop in Scotland
- Recently rebuilt motor and
tranny, new bearings, rebored, balanced crank (Falicon), valve
job, with receipts and build sheet, only Valvoline 50w Racing
oil since
- Verlicchi aluminum box-section
swing-arm
- NCR 2-1 reverse cone megaphone
- 40mm Dell�orto pumper carbs
- Aluminum rear-sets and brake
pedal
- Marzocchi gas shocks and
front-end (polished aluminum lowers)
- Telefix polished aluminum fork
brace
- Braided stainless steel brake
lines
- Brembo drilled discs and
Brembo calipers
- Metzler tires
- Desmo window (watch the gears
go round)
- Telefix 3-way adjustable clip-ons
- Campagnola magnesium wheels (5
spoke later series, no leaks)
This bike was obviously set up
for racing or aggressive street use at some time prior to the
rebuild completed Winter/Spring �95. The true mileage is unknown
as the speedo and instrument cluster has been removed. A small
piece of aluminum holds the tach, high beam indicator, and
ignition "switch". I have several bikes and ride neither
of them very much. I have put approximately 500mls on since I
bought it. I bought the bike from a pilot/aircraft mechanic in
Northern Vermont who also had many bikes in his cellar. He
indicated that he never rode it much either. I have had several
Guzzi LeMans and BMW street bikes. This is faster and better
handling than all of them. It also makes a great sound and turns
heads whenever motorcyclists are near. The condition is very good
but the paint on the rims needs redoing. This bike starts first
kick if you get the procedure right and would pass inspection if
necessary in your state right now. Date of manufacture is stamped
9/81, so the bike is now 20 years old. Many states do not require
inspection for vehicles over 20 years old, please check with your
DMV.
Spares: I have many parts for the
bike, most are included if you want them.
Shipping: Shipping is your
responsibility. I usually use Federal Van Lines. They ship
uncrated for about $350-550 depending on location, parts shipping
may be additional.
Thanks,
Wendell Anderson
[[email protected]]
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