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Or you could check out my 1200 Sport on Reno CL. You could have a great ride home
I did a fly and ride from Denver to Vancouver on a similar EV only in much worse looking shape, turned out to be a great bike once I worked a few bugs out of it.
Take a tire pressure gauge in your carry-on bag, and rain gear, maybe a crescent wrench and a phillips screwdriver.
[hijack]Nice to see you here, Lannis. My daughter and I rode up to Charlotte Courthouse and had lunch at the restaurant Saturday. I thought of phoning you, but it was a spur of the moment thing so I figured you were already wrapped up in something.[/hijack]
Henderson!
rocker59: it even has the bags (latches look a bit funky, but oh well), so there's more value. Thanks for the price advice. Kiwi_roy: Good eye! I was suspicious of the mileage also. I've been researching Guzzis for quite some time on this site and I figured the speedo had been replaced due to failure. The eBay seller disclosed that the mileage was exempt on the title. Thanks for the price advice...see last part of my message below.Well, got into a bidding war with myself to reach the reserve of $3500. Nobody outbid me (or even tried) so I got it for $3500.I'll have to pay sales tax since I'm buying from a dealer so I figure it'll cost about $3850 including title and license.Seems reasonable.Now I get to use my Southwest Airline Rapid reward miles to pick it up in Austin and ride it 600 miles home. Would be 500 miles but I need to make a detour to my Harley riding in-laws and show them my new bike.(Do I need to detour a little more and ride the 3 Sisters? Nah, probably need to make sure I can make it home first!)Thank you for your advice and support!
Take your time riding it home, get used to it. Lannis
If you've never ridden a Guzzi, be forewarned that,
Congrats!Figured $3500 would do it.I'm on my third Guzzi you'll love it.Dave Galveston