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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Guzzistajohn on January 26, 2015, 07:34:33 PM
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(http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag65/guzzistajohn/Blulemans_zps97bc309b.jpg) (http://s1299.photobucket.com/user/guzzistajohn/media/Blulemans_zps97bc309b.jpg.html)
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what, where, when, why, who?
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what, where, when, why, who?
Here's the deal Johnny, Posted by Flavio Zennaro, SWM, As far as I can tell he's a imatation butter salesman and a Aquarian also likes the color blue. Anything else? ;D
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I'll take one.
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Nice looking, but it will be a PITA to drop the pan to change the filter.
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Here's the deal Johnny, Posted by Flavio Zennaro, SWM, As far as I can tell he's a imatation butter salesman and a Aquarian also likes the color blue. Anything else? ;D
humama humama humama.
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Nice use of round-fin valve covers on a square-fin engine.
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Nice use of round-fin valve covers on a square-fin engine.
Are they interchangeable?
Well I mean, I guess they are, but is it just slap it on and go?
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Are they interchangeable?
Well I mean, I guess they are, but is it just slap it on and go?
(http://www.mgcycle.com/images/atrex/kzvcad.jpg)
http://www.mgcycle.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=68_127&products_id=2455 (http://www.mgcycle.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=68_127&products_id=2455)
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what, where, when, why, who?
It is a LeMans1000 by Ritmo Sereno, Japan.
http://www.ritmo-sereno.com/customfile/archives/004/
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Thanks Phang, they are doing some tasteful looking stuff ;-T
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Nice looking, but it will be a PITA to drop the pan to change the filter.
Look closer. Has the outsider with the windage tray sandwiched between the oil pan.
(http://www.mgcycle.com/images/atrex/200099050.jpg)
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Yep that's what I want. + or - a thing or two of course.
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I love that look of the round-fin valve covers on the later engine. I'm going to find a pair to put on my buddies CalVin. Does anybody have an extra set they would be willing to sell?
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Very nice but this is the one that makes me twitch.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0803/eroman/guzzi1-1.jpg) (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/eroman/media/guzzi1-1.jpg.html)
Or this one even better. The LeMans III, IV, V tank is one of the most handsome in motorcycling IMO.
(http://www.ritmo-sereno.com/customfile/archives/images/t-leman-4.jpg)
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I like both of those as well. I don't like the number plate on the purple one and the gap on the seat on the green one bothers me but other than those 2 small complaints they are nice.
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Thanks Phang, they are doing some tasteful looking stuff ;-T
Indeed, click on the link below to see how it's made and links to other models on the right hand side of the page.
http://www.ritmo-sereno.com/46blog/archives/003/1000i/
(http://www.ritmo-sereno.com/46blog/11-4-24-1.jpg)
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Look closer. Has the outsider with the windage tray sandwiched between the oil pan.
(http://www.mgcycle.com/images/atrex/200099050.jpg)
Sure doesn't look like it in this photo:
(http://www.ritmo-sereno.com/46blog/assets_c/2011/04/11-4-10-5-thumb-360x239-2935.jpg)
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Nice use of round-fin valve covers on a square-fin engine.
Hmmmmm - I might be vain enough to try that! ;D
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Very nice bikes! I toy with the idea of altering the Mille GT. I just can't commit.
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Nice looking, but it will be a PITA to drop the pan to change the filter.
Yep, I just don't get those ghastly under slung headers.
Anyone in Oz got a set of round fin covers?
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Beautiful bike! thanks for posting. Lots of ideas on their site.
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I'll take one.
:+1 ;-T
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Yep, I just don't get those ghastly under slung headers.
To me they're a perfect application. They don't hide any of the engine and visually describe the V in front of the engine. I had a Rennsport 2-1-2 for a while and changing oil was no problem. Changing the filter meant pulling off the front section of the header which took all of 5 minutes.
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Those bikes would look much better if they featured the LM I and II / CX100 Fuel Tank.
That is THE Best looking tank in Moto Guzzi Motorcycle History.
When the early Le Mans tank was coupled to the Round Fin engine and valve covers, it became a briliant example of rolling art; a feat never equaled by Guzzi since.
Same applies to the Ducati 916 and MV Agusta F4s; both models of motorcycle design brilliance; never duplicated.
That's my opinion.
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Those bikes would look much better if they featured the LM I and II / CX100 Fuel Tank.
That is THE Best looking tank in Moto Guzzi Motorcycle History.
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Yes.
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Yes.
Twoo, Twoo
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Sure doesn't look like it in this photo:
(http://www.ritmo-sereno.com/46blog/assets_c/2011/04/11-4-10-5-thumb-360x239-2935.jpg)
I stand corrected.
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Those bikes would look much better if they featured the LM I and II / CX100 Fuel Tank.
That is THE Best looking tank in Moto Guzzi Motorcycle History.
When the early Le Mans tank was coupled to the Round Fin engine and valve covers, it became a briliant example of rolling art; a feat never equaled by Guzzi since.
Same applies to the Ducati 916 and MV Agusta F4s; both models of motorcycle design brilliance; never duplicated.
That's my opinion.
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Agreed, but I might be biased. :)
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Look closer. Has the outsider with the windage tray sandwiched between the oil pan.
(http://www.mgcycle.com/images/atrex/200099050.jpg)
:+=copcar :+=copcar :+=copcar :+=copcar
;D ;D
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Got an '87 1000 SPII that runs fine. Plan to continue driving it around. However, with 98,000 on the clock and a somewhat unknown service history, it's hard to know how long it'll last.
This thread gives me lots of ideas to consider. Agree that the original tanks have a lot to offer.
So much fantasy, so little money.
Lateness.