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Title: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: blu guzz on November 27, 2017, 11:43:53 AM
 
(http://thumb.ibb.co/ekg9Hm/guzz_with_ago_s.jpg) (http://ibb.co/ekg9Hm)


Now she sounds as good as she looks (if the picture came through that is).
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: Guzzi Gal on November 27, 2017, 01:00:13 PM
 :1: She's quite beautiful dressed in my favorite shade of blue! 
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: JACoH on November 27, 2017, 01:15:09 PM
Those look really nice! I am trying to decide on what to put on my V7 III Special, and Agostinis are top of the list. But I don't like loud. Can you advise on approximate difference in sound level you experience?
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: msullivan on November 27, 2017, 02:44:12 PM
I have a set on my 2014 Mercury Gray Custom. They are some sweet sounding pipes. I see your in N. Kentucky did you get them from Enzo by chance?
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: twowings on November 27, 2017, 05:25:19 PM
That is an astoundingly good-looking motorcycle!
Perhaps a quick cell-phone video of her idling and revving??  :bow:
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: Unkept on November 27, 2017, 06:15:51 PM
That's the best looking of the California lineup, IMHO. Very sleek.  :thumb:
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: blu guzz on November 27, 2017, 09:15:15 PM
Thanks for the nice words everyone.

JAC:  These have removable baffles.  With the baffles in and earplugs in, you hear them at idle and accelerating from a stop or uphill.  However, I do not hear them cruising.  My son riding behind said he did not hear them at cruising speed but on accel.  Just what I wanted.

MSullivan:  Yes, from Enzo.  I didn't really like the black version of the pipes and the factory louder pipe was matte silver and in my opinion, did not match well with the shiny fore-pipes.  Some one offered this used set to Enzo for resale, so he took them.  I am sure they would have been an easy sale to anyone else with a 1400 given the price difference from new.

twowings:  I will try to do so when I get her out again.  There are  posts on youtube of a 1400 with these pipes however.  that is a great resource to get a feel for what a pipe will sound like though you can't get the loudness you can get a feel for the tone.  these are a nice basso.
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: Socalrob on November 27, 2017, 10:57:46 PM
Those look really nice! I am trying to decide on what to put on my V7 III Special, and Agostinis are top of the list. But I don't like loud. Can you advise on approximate difference in sound level you experience?

I really like the Agos in polish finish on my Anniversario V7iii.  The finish on the pipes matches well with the double walled pipes on the new V7s.

I'm keeping the baffles in.  The pipes are as loud as I would want with the baffles in, but not really too loud.  Baffles out, after several days I seemed to always have a headache.
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: Zoom Zoom on November 28, 2017, 05:06:36 AM
Congrats. These are sweet sounding pipes. :thumb:

I have those on my 1400 Eldo as well.

John Henry 

Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: Lcarlson on November 28, 2017, 10:33:26 PM
That's the best looking of the California lineup, IMHO. Very sleek.  :thumb:

Agreed. But where did he get the blue color? Custom?
Title: Re: Ago's on the Blue Guzz
Post by: kidsmoke on November 28, 2017, 10:41:44 PM
Agreed. But where did he get the blue color? Custom?

A standard Color from Lake Como

Craig's still got a NOS 2015 in southern Illinois....

Here's your link....

https://www.cdmotorsports.com/2015-moto-guzzi-california-1400-custom-inventory.htm?id=981301&in-stock=1