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Sorry,I didn't mean to sidetrack the thread.
FlapJack, That is one good looking bike.
Joe,With those short megaphones......I could only imagine the sweet MG music you we're making in those incredible series of sweepers.........Vi sceral.Sorry,I didn't mean to sidetrack the thread.
Here's my '82 Cal II with custom luggage. Gone but not forgotten.
Just getting back into the swing of things after the Barber Vintage Days, so I'm later than usual in replying to a thread :-\My 1975 T3 Cilento with a fresh re-do:Chuck
Who would have a plate like this?Quote from: radguzzi on October 21, 2008, 08:10:17 PM
Chuck that T-3 is awesome. I'd love to check it out in person. I'm in Algonquin. Here's a picture of my 2004 Stone project taken this spring. Paint is coming soon. HOSS
I corrected the grammar on mine. I'm in Bridgton. Between Portland and Freyburg on 302.
Well I'll be a sob. It is kinda easy to post a picture once you finalilly figure it out. Well any way this is my T3 cafe hotrod. I'll try to get some additional pictures into photo bucket and post them along with pictures of the current T3 project.Jack
Hi guysI've been lurking here for a while, but this thread has prompted me to show you my Le Mans. It's the first guzzi I've ever owned or ridden, so it's all new to me. It's replaced a Ducati 888SP which I owned for five years, so it feels a bit strange at the moment. All the same, I'm liking its lazy manner and the rhythmic beat from its exhaust. It's had a full ground-up restoration.SteveWelcome Steve!!! That bike is totally sweet! Have fun getting to know her.