1997 Sport 1100 Emission Label Picture

[Aldo]

Hi all. Need some assistance. I need to good picture (s) of a 1997 Sport 1100 injection emissions label. Should normally be on the swingarm on the right side. Needs to be a 1997.

Need to have one made for my Guzzi for registration and inspection purposes, so trying to replicate it, but need some good pics.

Thanks!

[RinkRat II]

   Unless someone chimes in sooner, try a PM to MedicAndy on this forum. He's the guru of  Sport 1100's

    Paul B

[Aldo]

   Unless someone chimes in sooner, try a PM to MedicAndy on this forum. He's the guru of  Sport 1100's

    Paul B

I tried to message him via FB but I don't know if he's seen it. Just hoping someone on here has a '97 Sport with the sticker still on it.

[FarmallA]

Noise emissions 125 x  40 mm.
Vehicle emissions 130 x 44 mm.

The corners of the black stickers are square.

Sorry I couldn’t get a straight shot, the exhaust is in the way.  Use photoshop to straighten it out?


FarmallA
Steve

[RinkRat II]

     Simply gotta love Wildguzzi members!   

     Paul B 

[Aldo]

Noise emissions 125 x  40 mm.
Vehicle emissions 130 x 44 mm.

The corners of the black stickers are square.

Sorry I couldn’t get a straight shot, the exhaust is in the way.  Use photoshop to straighten it out?


FarmallA
Steve

Awesome, exactly what I needed!!!! Thank you!!!

[pehayes]

I feel your pain.  I imported a 2007 1100 Breva from Oregon to California.  Required emission and noise sticker inspection.  That year Guzzi cleverly decided to put said stickers on the underside of the plastic seat pan.  After years of heat cycles and plastic fuming, those stickers were long gone.  I wouldn't have known where except for graphic images in the original owner's manual.  Impossible to buy replacements here or via Italy.  I was fortunate to stumble upon a good duplicate seat with stickers still intact at a breaker yard in Washington.  Problem solved.  Bike now has two seats.  I'd  hate to think you would have to swap out a full swingarm to get inspection compliance.

Patrick Hayes
Fremont CA

[Aldo]

I feel your pain.  I imported a 2007 1100 Breva from Oregon to California.  Required emission and noise sticker inspection.  That year Guzzi cleverly decided to put said stickers on the underside of the plastic seat pan.  After years of heat cycles and plastic fuming, those stickers were long gone.  I wouldn't have known where except for graphic images in the original owner's manual.  Impossible to buy replacements here or via Italy.  I was fortunate to stumble upon a good duplicate seat with stickers still intact at a breaker yard in Washington.  Problem solved.  Bike now has two seats.  I'd  hate to think you would have to swap out a full swingarm to get inspection compliance.

Patrick Hayes
Fremont CA

Yeah, I can see that.  They wanted to see emission sticker when I registered my 1981 Guzzi Convert!!!  Most folks probably remove the stickers, but unfortunately when you register out-of-state motorcycles made after 1980, California wants to see the emissions labels.  The CARB website has the 1100 Sport listed as a California-approved machine, so I have that documentation, but I will have original emissions label reproduced to further satisfy the requirements.

[Moparnut72]

On the Audace I had the emissions stickers were plastered all over the rear fender in plain sight. Ugly as hell, I don't know who applied them but they must have been brain dead. I hope whoever has it now doesn't need to have it reinspected at some time. The T120 I had the emissions stickers were on the inside of one of the side covers.
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