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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: wirespokes on May 14, 2025, 09:46:40 AM
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I've found the VIN plate at Stein Dinse, and somewhere else, but they weren't in English. Do you have a source?
Is there a problem with me stamping in the data myself? The ones that come stamped seem rather expensive.
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Harper's used to have them. You might check with Moe @ Cycle Garden.
I've stamped my own, practicing first on some scrap aluminum so that I get the force need just right. The stamps my late father bought 70 years ago are a perfect match in both size and font. :azn:
Where have you found them pre-stamped?
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If you don’t have or cannot source stamps with the correct font, annother option is to take them to a competent jeweler to be engraved to match an old vin tag.
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Here's one on Bender's site:
https://www.thisoldtractor.com/moto_guzzi_loopframe__tag_replacement.html
https://www.khneisser.ch/seimm-moto-guzzi-co-usa
There's one in the Netherlands for 15 euro, but won't ship to the US.
I'll check with Harpers - thanks Charlie.
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Here's one on Bender's site:
https://www.thisoldtractor.com/moto_guzzi_loopframe__tag_replacement.html
https://www.khneisser.ch/seimm-moto-guzzi-co-usa
There's one in the Netherlands for 15 euro, but won't ship to the US.
I'll check with Harpers - thanks Charlie.
Khneisser shows as out of stock, but I contacted them and they still have a few. I'll likely be ordering a few unless Harper's has them, please report back if they do.
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Will do, Charlie.
On another note, it appears the non English versions are available. Any idea if that would be a problem here in the USA?
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Will do, Charlie.
On another note, it appears the non English versions are available. Any idea if that would be a problem here in the USA?
I doubt having a non-English VIN tag on a 50 year old bike would be an issue.
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I'm kind of thinking the same, Charlie.