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So I dropped the 1000 after about Oh 3 miles at walking speed, nothing major but a lot of front end superficial stuff now requires repairing, jeez if I didn't have bad luck I'd have no luckSo while waiting for parts, I've been giving the 1100 a little (but not much) attentionFuel pump and mount. The mount was an E-Bay item that I got a mate to modify, once installed in the normal pendulum position it was too close to the front wheel for comfort so I mounted the other way and luckily there was enough clearance. The Pierburg pump can easily handle suction pressures so head issues are not a problem and (I hope) it should fuel just fine. The horns are mounted with P Clips and just sticking out the back there is the new pressure switch.The fittings from the engine to the pressure switch, the coils and a hopefully more tasteful looking engine to frame breather, at the moment its silicone but I have oil resistant elbows on order, it should look the sameBreather hoses, rear sets, side stand all in placeGeneral shot of the whole thing GOD its slow goingJohn
Wow, that is a beautiful bike. I didn't know Magni made MG frames. Well done!
Lovely bike. You're doing a good job. Always liked the Magni Guzzis. I like the chunky head guards. Where did you get them from?
Being a very visually oriented guy - this is one sweet thread!Todd.
Yeah they sorta have that pukka race look, kinda raw but purposeful, a bit like what you'd see on an MGS 01, would do justice to your creation maybe? The rest of the bike is so clean in it's creative approach, it'd be a shame if you got the effect of Claudia Schiffers on the catwalk in a pressure stockings !!! Does that make any sense in an oblique way ???
On the dash I have a MotoGadget Motoscope ready to go and some CF sheet ordered to mount it with. Picture below gives you an idea of the sizeThe only downside of it is its TINY, & although I don't think visibility will be a problem the dash area may look a bit empty, suppose I will see when the time comesJohn
Curious to see how you addressed the magnetic input for the speedo. I have the same setup I am putting on a project of my own.
The Kid cleaned up the headers on his spot. They look nice. Of course, they'll turn golden again.Edit for picture.. sorry, no close ups.2016-08-03_03-46-55 by Charles Stottlemyer, on Flickr