Owning an old Guzzi
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Owning an old Guzzi
by egschade Mon May 20, 2019 9:18 am
What should one expect with owning an older Guzzi like this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]? Not too familiar with 80's vintage models and hear stories about chrome bores, limited parts and expensive repairs.
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Re: Owning an old Guzzi
by mogu83 Mon May 20, 2019 10:16 am
Just the same as any 80's vintage bike. Chrome bores ended in 83. Early 80's likely the last bunch of bikes the average guy ( OK motorhead) can keep running.
BTW: That's a sweetie
BTW: That's a sweetie
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Re: Owning an old Guzzi
by royaloilfield Mon May 20, 2019 10:32 am
I have had no trouble getting parts for my loops over the years. I had more trouble getting parts for my 2001 v11 sport!!
Old bikes are fun to ride and easy to work on! Their seems to be much debate over the chrome bores>>google away!
Old bikes are fun to ride and easy to work on! Their seems to be much debate over the chrome bores>>google away!
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Re: Owning an old Guzzi
by Cam3512 Mon May 20, 2019 11:15 am
No chrome bores, parts are plentiful, and easy to work on.
What's not to love?
What's not to love?
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