funny video from Taiwan guzzi rider

[arveno]

https://vimeo.com/32429769


lots of nice guzzi videos on vimeo.... winter in coming lol

[Travman]

 The exhaust sound was lovely. Beautiful bike. I didn't really get the humor, but that's OK.

[Steph]

I've never seen an 1100 Sport with a round headlight, was that stock in that market?

[JeffOlson]

Nice! The bike is gorgeous, and so is the sound of the exhaust.

[Sasquatch Jim]

?????

[56Pan]

?????

X2

[Tom]

Maybe a repair w/V11 LM front end. 

[Phang]

I've never seen an 1100 Sport with a round headlight, was that stock in that market?

He cloned the original fairing and modified it to house a round head light.







Here's his blog in English.

http://blog.xuite.net/kuanisgod/twblog/117612807-%E6%88%91%E7%9A%84MOTO+GUZZI+%E6%95%85%E4%BA%8B(+My+Guzzi+story...long)

[Steph]

He cloned the original fairing and modified it to house a round head light.







Here's his blog in English.

http://blog.xuite.net/kuanisgod/twblog/117612807-%E6%88%91%E7%9A%84MOTO+GUZZI+%E6%95%85%E4%BA%8B(+My+Guzzi+story...long)

The man has taste!

[grebmrof]

Beautiful Sport, nice exhaust note and it really looks good with that round headlight.  Even caught a few words from that interview.  Some tight riding there as I recall when I was stationed in Japan and riding a two stroke.  Thanks for posting.

[Phang]

Beautiful Sport, nice exhaust note and it really looks good with that round headlight.  Even caught a few words from that interview.  Some tight riding there as I recall when I was stationed in Japan and riding a two stroke.  Thanks for posting.

Well, I can translate that interview to English if you guys are interested. He introduced the brand and model briefly and the modifications he did to the bike.

[Chuck in Indiana]

Nice job. 

[oldbike54]

Well, I can translate that interview to English if you guys are interested. He introduced the brand and model briefly and the modifications he did to the bike.

 That would be very cool 

  Dusty

[Phang]

That would be very cool 

  Dusty

Here you go Dusty...

starting from 2:10, words in ( ) are added by me

Interviewer: Jeff... Jeff... Jeff... Can you introduce your Moto Guzzi?

Jeff: sure, in Mandarin or English?

Interviewer: errr... Mandarin.. (filler words)

Jeff: .... Mandarin... This bike is one of the few registered Moto Guzzi in Taiwan, made in Italy. Like Ducati, it is one of the few renowned motorcycle factories in Italy.

This is a 96 Sport 1100, personally I ever...errr....  this is not a fast bike but has many unique features which I am going to introduce to you guys.

This manufacturer is well known for it's engine, it is a V-twin but different from Harley Davidson, it's V-twin is mounted across instead of longitudinal. It was designed in such a way because of (engine) cooling, the protruding engine (cylinders) has better heat dissipating efficiency.

Another renowned feature of Moto Guzzi is it's chassis/frame, the chassis is called "Spine" chassis. Why is it called "Spine" because it resembled the human spines. The engine is like a V shape and it (spine) runs along the center (between the cylinders). So it's "Spine" chassis is quite well known among the enthusiasts.

Well... the riding impression... actually this engine was made for agricultural machinery, so it is like a locomotive but an agile locomotive.

Well... the modifications that I did on this bike are.... firstly, the head cowl, normal Sport 1100 head cowl doesn't come with round light, the head cowl (light) is square shape, trapezoidal.

I modified it to round head cowl because I like cafe racer, just like the later LeMans.

Also, I custom made the ohlins forks and the triple tree, the fender bracket is custom made too.

Rear shock is ohlins too, this part is custom build by ohlins because this bike is very rare.

Interviewer: Verrry beautifulllll... yeah... thank you everyone, this time, Jeff's Moto Guzzi

End.






 

[Tom]

Yeah....it use to be a tractor.

[grebmrof]

Arveno and Phang, thanks for taking the time to pass that along and to translate for us.  The video splicing of segments together was very well done, that took a lot of work, it was a good one.

[Chuck in Indiana]

Those Termis sound bitchin..

[oldbike54]

 Thanks Phang 

  Dusty

[Tom]

Nice bike.  5 speed country vs a 6 speed.