[Marvic Piuma Magnesium + Braking Rotors]

Thanks docc! Looking forward to feeling it handle. Still waiting for some caliper spacers and longer bolts. 

[IMG_3134.mp4]

4 hours ago, Nitzge said:

That is a BEAUTIFUL piece of art......

thank you! 🙏 still a few things to improve on, but she's definitely a peach. 

[2001 V11 Sport]

16 hours ago, docc said:

Intense! Love it! So edgy!

 

edgy??? I'm going for elegant! Still need to paint the tank but saving that for last.

[the lady prefers 100 octane]

Thanks! Pretty sure the tank is from a 2003 Ballabio, it's a metallic greenish grey, really very pretty. I believe you can still get the decals for it from MG Cycle.

 

http://www.mgcycle.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=42&zenid=c4b13244d5167f69d115c8ade90c7692

[Engine buttoned up]

I designed them.

[Finally got some proper lighting]

That's the price. You can find knockoffs on ebay for less, but in my experience you get what you pay for. Reliable lighting isn't a place tocut corners imho. They have a standard male H4 plug

[Big bright blue eyes]

Thanks docc!

[Marvic Piuma Rear Wheel]

Nine pounds lighter than stock!

[Marvic Piuma Rear Wheel]

Hi Scud. Yes the drive is cushioned, though not as much as the stock setup. It's the drive from the MGS01 which has five rubber cushions between the rim and the spline drive plate.

 

And yeah, did this in order to drop two of the best kinds of weight to lose, those of the unsprung and rotating variety. Haven't had a chance to weigh anything yet, busy weekend, but tomorrow I will have numbers. Guesstimate is at least five pounds lighter. Also, looks really trick

[Marvic Piuma]

docc, do rubber mallets count?

[Clearance check]

I'm sorry what is an R25 head?

 

the cylinder head on the bench there is from a 1951 BMW R25/2 that I'm slowly restoring.

[NJMP Thunderbolt 06/28]

thanks Docc!

[Daytona sidestand modification]

love it, I am totally stealing this idea.

[All buttoned up...]

thanks guys!

[Instrument Pod]

Speedhut.

[Designing Custom Intakes]

Hey, sorry I missed this. I designed it in Cinema 4D. Not the best software for solid modeling but I've figured out how to get it to work. If you know AutoCad then you're ready to go.

[RH Velocity Stack Rendering]

same here. should have them in a couple weeks.

[Instrument Pod]

thanks guys! after it's all wired up I think I might paint the pod guzzi silver. or black. sort of on the fence about it.

[RH Velocity Stack Rendering]

I'll let you know either way when I get them from the printers. Cross your fingers for me!

[Instrument Pod Support Bracket]

lol!