'82 V65... Found a new home :)

[radguzzi]

So I had serviced this little rig a year or so back, had some fuel line issues and a few wiring problems.  It came up for sale recently and I just could not resist offering her a good home. 

It is a bit of a mongrel in that it started out life as V65 SP but has gone through more than a few changes. The right side tool box is from a V7 Sport, the left is from an 850-T, beautiful V7 Sport-like tank. 

Runs great but still in need of directionals and a side stand of all things.  I'll fix it. 

[bad Chad]

 Coolio!  Piggyback shocks also not oem   Don't think it started as an 81 sp.   Those didn't show for couple more years.

[radguzzi]

Coolio!  Piggyback shocks also not oem   Don't think it started as an 81 sp.   Those didn't show for couple more years.

Ahh, didn't know that.  I will need to polish up on small block details.  And I had listed this as an '81, that is what was on the title however, this is an '82. 

I dont mind putting it up on the centerstand all the time but I need to find a side stand for it.

Thanks,
Rob

[John A]

Looks like the PHBH's were swapped in favor of PHF's. I did that on our V65, sure runs good.

[Antietam Classic Cycle]

I did a bunch of work (top-end rebuild after one side grenaded, electrical work, replaced the rear fender, etc.) on this one back in March. It was the most fun to ride of any small-block I've worked on so far.

[radguzzi]

I did a bunch of work (top-end rebuild after one side grenaded, electrical work, replaced the rear fender, etc.) on this one back in March. It was the most fun to ride of any small-block I've worked on so far.

I like the stock side cover look better than the cobbled together tool boxes.

rad