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Tracks of over 10,000 elderly Guzzi riders gathering and riding thru Stelvio Pass discovered in ancient volcanic rock.

scientists voice the opinion that guzziti never die, just gather with their friends and have roamed freely since prehistoric times near their place of birth

gathering in large groups scientists speculate it was for relaying information among the elderly riders about tire construction and use in different conditions, types of olive oil and dinosaur bones for internal digestive concerns and swapping motorcycles

Outside of the tracks, large mounds of discarded worn out jackets, helmets and boots were discovered. Apparently these were used as a meeting ground where older riders would initiate new by covering them in appropriate used gear and setting them on a v700, then pulling the eye cover off and pushing them down Stelvio Pass with drum brakes. If they lived they were in…next requirement was to grow grey hair, beard and mustache

https://apnews.com/article/italy-dinosaur-footprints-olympics-bipedal-herbivores-5a6ab5e5c68398716d339dba56a04112
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General Discussion / Re: Best kept secret or early April fools joke?
« Last post by Bulldog9 on Today at 05:42:51 AM »
LOL, sorry for the distraction, ignore the maroon in the corner............. . Playing around with the idea of an "April Fools Joke" Seemed funny yesterday :popcorn:
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Quote from: antmanbee on Today at 09:59:02 AM
In Thailand a mid or big bike might be of some use. The roads and infrastructure are ok.
In Vietnam not so much. A small bike is all you need.
I'm in the Philippines now and a small bike is all you need here too. There is no place to safely go fast. You don't need to carry much gear over here as it is warm and there is always an inexpensive hotel to stay at.

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Agreed, my Son has a Honda Verza 150 which he reckons is all you need in Bali, the roads not being that great, distances small and loads of Dogs sleeping on the streets.
Also, cheap to run & easy to maintain (made locally I believe) whilst being somewhat 'better' due to bigger wheels, handling etc. than the scooters that most use.

Previously when he was in Thailand he had a scooter, bought it because it was cheap (probably because it was Pink!) but went for the bike once he moved to Bali.

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General Discussion / Re: New To Me 2016 Eldorado 1400
« Last post by Bill W on Today at 04:35:00 AM »
I get between 37-40 mpg on the highway with GTM kit on my 1400 Touring ( airbox mod and baffled Agostini's ).
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General Discussion / Re: Possible deal on car play
« Last post by Bill W on Today at 04:26:05 AM »
I just picked up this for my bike ( just have to decide which one I'm putting it on ) mainly for the camera setup.




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In Thailand a mid or big bike might be of some use. The roads and infrastructure are ok.
In Vietnam not so much. A small bike is all you need.
I'm in the Philippines now and a small bike is all you need here too. There is no place to safely go fast. You don't need to carry much gear over here as it is warm and there is always an inexpensive hotel to stay at.
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General Discussion / Re: Possible deal on car play
« Last post by kingoffleece on December 16, 2025, 09:48:52 PM »
I'm interested in how it works out.  I can barely see my 595 Garmin anymore.
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General Discussion / Re: Best kept secret or early April fools joke?
« Last post by kingoffleece on December 16, 2025, 09:44:51 PM »
If Norton steals 100 sales from anybody I'll be amazed.
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General Discussion / Re: more brain trust opinions wanted....
« Last post by SIR REAL ED on December 16, 2025, 09:13:51 PM »

I have not thought about it until now, but how many of the newer vehicles have quick shifters as standard equipment?
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General Discussion / Re: New To Me 2016 Eldorado 1400
« Last post by SIR REAL ED on December 16, 2025, 09:12:12 PM »
What was the battery drain problem you found?

I'd assume it was due to the electrical draw of the quick shifter.

There are no free lunches you know....
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