Guzzi Boneyard?

[Rallo]

Are there any places out there for salvaged parts?  I'm having no luck finding a rear saddlebag latch for a Norge. Apparently, Guzzi doesn't offer the latch alone, you have to buy the whole bag.

Thanks

[neverquit]

These guys often have MG parts.  The inventory changes over time but eventually they part out most models.

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They also have an Ebay store.  I have bought from them in the past and they shipped promptly.  The parts I got (for a Japanese bike) were as described and serviceable.

[leafman60]

Don't overlook Pinwall Cycle Parts.  They have Guzzi items too.

http://pinwallcycle.com/


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[cruzziguzzi]

I think it's known to hoard Guzzi parts now. We had two bone-yards go belly-up near here in the last several years and a single buyer bought each of them out of their Guzzi bits once the stink of death was in the air.



Todd.

[guzziownr]

I have dealt with Reboot in France.  Their English is excellent because they are English: www.rebootguzzispar es.com/

[Kiwi Dave]

We even have our own version in New Zealand.

http://www.motokiwi.co.nz/

[redrider90]

I have dealt with Reboot in France.  Their English is excellent because they are English: www.rebootguzzispar es.com/

Bump on reboot and if the product is not heavy shipping is reasonable. It's the big stuff that gets expensive shipping overseas.
I have bought both new and recycled from them.