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Welcome to the forum Tod, single malt and a campfire sounds like you've got your priorities right mate!

Welcome Bugs,let's see a pic when you can of the le mans

Apologies.......RATCHETHACK.....

I need a replacement cap and I can get a brembo one from a ducati which is a 15cl size and should do the job.

Wow thanks ratchetjack,I'm impressed!

Does anybody know the capacity of the handlebar mounted clutch reservoir? I think it's 15cl but would like to know for sure,thanks.

Just ordered one from Moto Strada in Yorkshire,should be here in a few days. Played it safe in the end and ordered one from a guzzi dealer.

Thanks everybody,I think I will be going down the ebay road. Going straight on after this. It's great to have the help from this board when these hiccups occur.

Forgot to ask if anyone knows the outside diameter of the original cap I would be grateful.

My 2001 V11 was parked up yesterday for a couple of hours and some gob*hite helped themselves to the cap from the top of the clutch fluid reservoir. Are these caps a pretty universal size across bikes fitted with hydraulic clutches or do sizes vary? I know I can send off for the Guzzi part but I need to keep my bike on the road in the meantime. Any advice would be appreciated,thanks.

That's a nice looking bike and even nicer weather,any chance of sending some over the pond!

Thanks Dennis and best wishes for the new year ahead. The horns are known as Hootaz and are made by an aftermarket firm called Motrax,not sure if they are available in your neck of the woods but they do give out a healthy dose of decibels! I think they are a copy of the Fiamm horns made in a similar style. John.

Yes,I think the actual name is, Maximum candy orange. Love the 7 series Beemers had a 100/S and shouldn't have parted with it.

Thanks mate,looked around for a long time before settling on the colour. It's a Suzuki colour used on the Hayabusa.I saw one at a classic bike show parked up in the visitors car park and made my mind up on the spot.

Hi Van,no they are not Fiams. They are an aftermarket pair of Hootaz made by Motrax. They are a straight swap for the original horns and according to the instructions that came with them they need no modifications to the existing power supply. Thanks,John.