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General Discussion / Re: wildguzzi start

« Last post by pehayes on Today at 12:22:40 AM »

I think Roy Harvey ran the list under inet.rendezvous or topica.com.  Maybe his list was just for LoopFrames???   Early stages of Internet and computers.  How did we ever survive before that?   He's still in the northwest and riding a modern V7 last I rode along with him.

Patrick Hayes
Fremont CA

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General Discussion / Re: wildguzzi start

« Last post by Turin on April 05, 2026, 11:54:28 PM »

I joined up around 2001 . It's changed a lot.       

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General Discussion / Assisted needed

« Last post by Ncdan on April 05, 2026, 11:27:43 PM »

I am purchasing a V50 from a board member who resides in Portland Maine.
Would we have a member who lives near the area of Portland who may be coming to NC for any reason in the next few months, who would be willing to transport the bike to central NC, the Piedmont Triad area. Maybe visit the beautiful Great Smokey Mountains and any of the dozens of the Appalachians Wonders and scenic landscapes.
I will fund the trip and offer my river house for a free place to stay, which is on the north fork of the new river, while a taker tours the Smokey’s.
If this adventure is of interest to anyone please just PM me so we can discuss a possible adventure for someone.

Thanks
Dan

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General Discussion / Looking for MG Service Shop in Seattle/Portland Area

« Last post by RonStelvio on April 05, 2026, 10:42:32 PM »

I have a '09 Stelvio that needs help with a snatchy throttle... snatchy to to point it's not rideable.  I was fine last year but not now.  I will need a tech that's familiar with PC3 (Power Commander 3).  The roller rocker update has been done.

Do any any of you have a MG proficient shop recommendation?  Independent is OK.

As I live in Olympia (South Puget Sound area), going to Seattle or Portland is ok.  I can trailer it as necessary.
 
I have been unable to get in contact with Jason Wallace of DenizenMoto.  I also tried to reach him through WildGuzzi.

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General Discussion / Re: Ar. Rally

« Last post by leroysch on April 05, 2026, 09:22:34 PM »

I know these time or not quite like old days. But I will be on the mt.I’ m trying to finger what foot to fix with how many my come. I’m thinking  chil pie or hamburger and fixed. Brisket and gravy eggs(got lottes of egg) supper pulled pork and fixed. This is all kinda what on my mind.  Look forward to seeing everyone. Rudy

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General Discussion / Re: Moto Guzzi Convert Oil Leak

« Last post by TOMB on April 05, 2026, 08:32:47 PM »

Chuck Peterson used to monitor his convert leaks after his rebuild by placing a white doyly under the torque converter area of his bike.
worked quite well.

Chuck is a good source for info on converts also

TOMB

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General Discussion / Re: wildguzzi start

« Last post by Mguzzi on April 05, 2026, 08:08:26 PM »

I think the fellow who ran that list was from Washington state.

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General Discussion / Re: Selling a bike

« Last post by TN Mark on April 05, 2026, 07:43:35 PM »

There you go Jim: use every available resource and trust very few who contact you. Keeping expectations low helps your own sanity.

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General Discussion / Re: Where did you park your Guzzi today?

« Last post by TN Mark on April 05, 2026, 07:38:40 PM »

On Friday night after church, I parked it here:






Tonight, I parked it in the garage after a ride.

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General Discussion / Re: Service stand

« Last post by gentlemanjim on April 05, 2026, 07:38:21 PM »

This seems like the best option plan A, fit stand bobbins to the axle, buy you can't change the rear wheel like that.

What through the axel kit works?  None listed for MG, lots for Jap bikes.  Anyone know which bike bobbin kit works on the V7's?