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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: chuck peterson on November 14, 2016, 08:32:10 AM
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Sp disassembled for $500, only thre to four thousand for the small parts...sigh, once more into the breach, why can't I stop myself? If I was smart I'd make it yard art on the front porch..
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Your SP is going to be a looker!
You can either spend thousands on a brand new bike, ride and enjoy it for what it is or rebuild a classic for the same amount of $$ and really develop an appreciation and connection to the machine, plus ride and enjoy it, and you saved another Guzzi from the scrap heap. :bow:
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I have a little bit of the same disease. If it's a good looking G5 part, I feel this need to have it. Not sure what I'm planning on doing, but It's probably going to be another G5 from parts...
Those look pretty nice. Good score I'd say!
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You can't buy a new SP. <shrug>
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The saga continues
They look better in your living room than my shed
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I have more confidence running down the road on an old tonti than the new machines. Less parts to fail and I probably know what's happening if something does fail.
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If you need anymore small parts PM me .Bought a sp1000 parts bike a few months back.Good luck with the project,SP's are damn fine bikes !!!
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Thanks, I'll check back after an inventory!
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Have fun chuck! I was tempted when Tom brought that home, but some how I ended up with those two T3's.