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a bike I built and flipped last year:
Great job! I hope you don't mind if I pester you occasionally for advice! :bow
Great ideas, folks. So where do I start? Handlebars, exhaust, paintwork, seat? What do you recommend?
my "72":a bike I built and flipped last year:
Despite some negativity towards cafe racers on the part of my Guzzi brothers, my 'vert is in that trim, and I like it.I'm got a set of La Fraconis for it and a 1/4 fairing, which I'll put on once it is warm enough to work in the garage.Rich A
By mid-summer, we'll expect upgraded photos.
Greg Bender's Thisoldtractor site has a wealth of information on all things Guzzi, as well as a section that details his own resurrection of a Convert.
The 72 very nice........ was wondering is that seat real leather? If so who built that one if you don't mind me asking?Ciao
my "72":
Con-do? Con-dor? (Eldorado or Ambassador roots?)That is the coolest Guzzi bitsa I've ever seen and one I would be very happy to have in my garage. ;-T
"Eldovert" is the name commonly used.