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Yes, I hear you, and in fact reliability is all I should expect here. But I can't help thinking that if it did 90mph uphill before the flood, then I must have overlooked something in the rebuild.
The T ran pretty well up to Cripple Creek and back -- not like a new bike, but it hauled the two of us and our gear -- about 220 lb of flesh and camping gear -- up the hills to 10,000 feet and didn't hold up traffic. Got 52 mpg for the trip.Still not happy with top-end power so this morning I installed the Dyna III that's been sitting on the shelf for four years. Much improved low and midrange, mild improvement at the high end. It still doesn't want to pull beyond 5000 rpm (80 mph). Maybe I never got all the mud out of the mufflers? Will investigate that next.
I have seen guzzi distributors with unmatched springs -- one heavier and one lighter; one longer and one shorter (can't remember which). I don't know if the designers intended it that way to smooth out the advance or whether some person simply slapped in some springs without thinking about it. So you might want to check yours against specs.