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For heavens sakes don't worry about the origin of the brakes or fork! Tokis are great brakes, better than period Brembos but you'll ger through pads at a great rate, guess how I know!The forks are I presume yer standard Showas? Great, great fork. Yes for ultimate feel and compliance Ohlins are better but you'll pay a price in servicing and parts. The nice thing about Showas is that they are not only easily tuned and rebuilt but since just about every Japanese Sportsbike spares are readily available from Captain Fleabay. They are infinitely nicer than the original 'Zocchis or whatever they had WP's? At the end of the day the Showas are a much better thing than anything other than the absolute 'Creme deLa creme' suspension units. No shame in having them on a truly great Guzzi like a Daytona.Pete
Hey, Rocker.. I see the lemon voltmeter is still reading low. Just for giggles, why don't you pull the fuses, clean up the connectors and put new fuses in it? That cured the same problem on the Lario.. IIRC it was the forward fuse in the stack that was the culprit.
Thanks Curtis!I picked these up I just need to get them on. I believe the gent that made them was from VA. and at the time he said he was ceasing production. When they first arrived I thought the amount of material that made the bolt hole seemed a little thin but overall they seem like they're well made.
Sunny and a high of 68 yesterday, go for a ride? Hmmm.....let me think about it, YES!I don't think I'll have too many more riding days like this in '14 so I headed north into coal country.
The original forks were Marzzochi and they were SHOCKINGLY BAD
I could not afford to splash that sort of cash.
How did she figure all that out? That's awesome.
Lots of good info here guys, thanks, Beautiful bike BBH, what a find, ;-T I've got my eyes peeled for one myself. Seriously if anyone is selling or knows someone ETC.........Cheers Ron
Thanks Ron.Moto Corsa has a '96 Daytona Racing for sale. Pretty much the ultimate Daytona 1000 from the factory.http://www.motocorsa.co.uk/bikes/index.php?section=details&bike=V9P4NYQ0PUHBM7U5